Gauging opinions - what is the lowest $ threshold per claim you would be happy with for the airdrop offers? 

Standard budget from teams is $10K -> 1.5K-2K users. Right now the amounts are often $5-7 which feels like a sweet spot in balance but open to feedback. The lower the amount the more users can be included

Developer ecosystem @farcaster, co-founder @bountycaster. Previously: co-founder of Scalar Capital, product at Coinbase, co-producer @ethereumfilm

$5 is very generous to get someone to click a button

[inaudible laughter] • prev manifold.xyz, twilio.com

no amount of generosity goes unpunished in crypto

this falls in line with the person that suggested a renaming - and bounties or quests fits with that. I’m far far more interested in long term engagement and accumulating vs one v small claim!

i agree w you 100% 

airdrops *can be* marketing but *should be* more, including retro grant, way to engage w eco, incentive to do [something valuable for team] 

airdrops should happen more than once per project, and they should evolve as the needs of the project evolve

The discourse rn suggests I can’t even sell it while it’s worth $5 +the $5 comes with the expectation of extra doing and learning. The opportunity cost of that button click is >$5.

also not asking for higher $, I’d rather teams figure out different mechanisms entirely that don’t tie into degenerate patterns.

Atlas

i have a *lot* of thoughts about airdrops

still thinking through the strategy for /atlas 

imo, airdrops should be about giving users a way to meaningfully engage and have a stake in your ecosystem 

this is a day 1 problem to solve for every project bc it's directly tied to engagement + retention (not just attention)

that being said, if a team wants to airdrop a token to give users its dollar value, that's cool, too!!

What would you suggest? Totally open to hearing different perspectives