@heddadillon

Common behaviors that boost airdrop eligibility include holding the project’s native token or key ecosystem assets, providing liquidity to pools, staking tokens, and interacting with protocol features like swaps, lending, or governance voting. Some projects reward multi-chain activity, bridging assets to new networks, or participating in beta testing. Long-term wallet activity, consistent transaction history, and avoiding suspicious bot-like patterns also improve chances. Referring new users, creating educational content, or contributing to open-source code can sometimes qualify participants for community-oriented distributions. Projects increasingly favor genuine engagement metrics over one-time interactions, rewarding users who demonstrate ongoing commitment and ecosystem participation.

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