@erinwoolley
Monitoring GitHub activity can reveal potential airdrop opportunities by identifying projects with rapid development progress and frequent commits. Consistent updates, new feature branches, and active issue tracking often indicate teams preparing for public releases. While not all active repositories lead to token launches, significant code pushes before major blockchain events may signal upcoming announcements. Cross-referencing developer activity with marketing hints—such as teaser tweets, job postings for community managers, or partnerships—strengthens the signal. Projects with open-source smart contracts undergoing heavy testing might be finalizing tokenomics for distribution. However, bots and automated updates can distort metrics, so it’s important to verify genuine developer engagement before assuming an airdrop is imminent.
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