@fredericbethune
On-chain data can reveal potential airdrops by analyzing user activity patterns and smart contract interactions. Tools like blockchain explorers, analytics dashboards, and open-source scripts allow users to track wallet transactions, staking participation, liquidity provision, or token interactions that may qualify for future distributions. Projects sometimes use historical snapshots of network activity or participation in related protocols to reward early adopters. Monitoring new token contracts, governance proposals, or testnet interactions can also provide clues. By identifying patterns in previous airdrops and mapping similar behaviors, active participants can uncover opportunities that are not formally announced, gaining a competitive advantage.
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