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Tying airdrop eligibility to a user’s reputation score could shift the game from farming toward contribution. If protocols reward reputation — built from verifiable, meaningful actions over time — they could better distinguish real users from sybils. Reputation systems might consider governance votes, DAO contributions, lending history, protocol reviews, or even community endorsements. But the challenge lies in ensuring that these scores are transparent, tamper-resistant, and privacy-preserving. If done right, reputation-based airdrops could reward trust, consistency, and impact, rather than simply presence or luck. In a world where identity is fluid and decentralized, reputation may be the most credible proxy for value.

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