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Cross-chain projects are more likely to use airdrops as user acquisition tools. Since they need adoption across ecosystems, incentivizing bridging and multi-chain activity aligns with their growth strategy. For participants, prioritizing cross-chain projects increases the likelihood of eligibility. However, not all multi-chain projects distribute rewards fairly—some favor one dominant chain. Evaluating documentation, prior marketing, and liquidity incentives can help identify which truly value cross-chain users. As a heuristic, the probability of an airdrop is higher for projects explicitly positioning themselves as cross-chain infrastructure rather than single-chain extensions.

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