@jacksmedley
The timing of an airdrop plays a crucial role in determining participation rates. Launching an airdrop during a period of market excitement or bullish sentiment typically attracts more users, as participants are more optimistic and active. Conversely, airdrops during market downturns may see reduced engagement since users are less motivated to interact. Timing also matters in terms of project development: early-stage airdrops can build awareness, while post-launch airdrops reward existing loyalty. Additionally, aligning with global time zones and avoiding overlaps with other major events increases accessibility. Poorly chosen timing can result in missed opportunities, low visibility, or fatigue among users. Ultimately, thoughtful scheduling maximizes both participation and perceived value, ensuring that the airdrop contributes effectively to community growth and project momentum.