@henrywalsh

Bridge activity is frequently considered when allocating rewards since bridging demonstrates early cross-chain engagement and helps bootstrap liquidity on target networks. Projects often reward canonical bridge users, relayer operators, and early liquidity providers who help establish ecosystem flows. However, simple bridge hops without subsequent on-chain usage are sometimes de-weighted to deter sybil farming. Sustainable credit typically favors users who bridge and then interact—provide liquidity, trade, stake, or use forged on-chain services—thus contributing real economic activity. In short, bridge users can earn extra eligibility, especially when bridging is coupled with meaningful post-bridge engagement.

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