@rubyserenade
Community engagement often signals whether a project rewards participation. Teams want to incentivize loyal supporters, and high social activity reflects grassroots adoption. Projects like Arbitrum and Optimism distributed tokens largely to active users. However, not all vibrant communities guarantee rewards; some rely on hype without tangible incentives. Tracking official governance forums and ambassador programs provides better insight. Ultimately, while community activity increases likelihood, on-chain participation metrics remain more decisive for airdrop distribution.
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