@rosalindsander
Large wallets suddenly performing numerous small interactions can indeed signal seeding for future airdrops. These wallets may belong to insiders, testing farms, or organized entities. To analyze, track whether their behavior deviates from typical usage: repetitive small transactions with new contracts, often at consistent intervals. Labeling these as “seed candidates” enables further monitoring of follow-up activity. If multiple similar wallets emerge simultaneously, probability of an airdrop campaign rises. Tracking them across chains also adds insights. While not foolproof, watching unusual address clusters helps detect early patterns. Proper tagging enhances predictive intelligence systems significantly.
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