@oliviaelsie

If most airdrop participants are "airdrop hunters" (only for rewards, no follow-up engagement), it harms the project: low post-airdrop community activity, poor ecosystem adoption, and sell-offs that crash token prices. To address this, projects use measures like long-term reward locks (encouraging holding), tiered rewards (higher for active users), and task requirements tied to ecosystem use (e.g., product testing instead of just social follows) to filter hunters and retain genuine users.

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