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eggman 🔵
@eggman.eth
Going to talk some home truths for a second. This csv is going to be saved by all founders, for one important reason. When it comes to airdrops, founders often put a lot of work into distinguishing wallets between "value contributors" and "net extractors". Now, "value contributor" doesn't HAVE to mean "spends money on things" - there's lots of ways to distinguish this outside of spend. Active community participants, high-quality creators, etc etc. Prime example; /imgn, daily reward airdrops for creators on the platform. But there's only ONE way to distinguish it if all you're looking at is their on-chain activity; "do they buy things, or do they only farm and sell things?" This csv is a list of people who support things early, when there's no immediate financial incentive dangled in front of them. If a founder wants a quick list of 10k wallets which are likely to spend in order to support protocols they like, this is it.
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@freymon.eth
I say this with full respect—real life happens. Just because someone can’t immediately commit a significant amount of money by a tight deadline doesn’t make them a net extractor or any less of a value contributor. Timing isn’t always on their side, and life throws curveballs. Judging people solely on that basis isn’t fair or reflective of their intent or value. To put things in perspective: $120 is nearly four months of my current intern salary as a recent college graduate, all i’m saying is at the very least please cut people some slack and try to be a bit more understanding. again no disrespect boss, just voicing my concerns 🫡
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@freymon.eth
ohh also i graduated with a bsc in accounting
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dani
@smokingfrog.eth
dude honestly with ur attitude towards me, cope and seethe
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eggman 🔵
@eggman.eth
100% get you, and not trying to sit here throwing shame to anyone who isn't purple-checked. Like I said in the post, net value contributors come from a lot of places - active community members are often worth far more than any individual (or collection of) buying wallets. The point I'm making is that the csv of early buyers/people buying something with zero up-front financial incentive is an important tool in itself. Good founders will make use of systems like this, AND systems that assign value to contributions/community. Case in point, /imgn as I noted above. Our reward systems prioritize creators, and more highly reward those who create the best content using the platform - up-front spend in no way required.
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web3Gurung
@web3gurung
was about to mention the steep price and affording it when you know there's no immediate gain except a check mark. but you've replied to way better haha
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