@sigmundhff

Some new chains do require staking or liquidity provision to qualify for an airdrop, but the intent varies. When staking secures validators or sequencers, teams often reward long, uninterrupted delegation because it strengthens the network. Liquidity programs tend to emphasize depth and stickiness, measuring time-weighted TVL instead of brief spikes. Read the fine print: some use multipliers for single-sided staking, others require LP tokens in specific pools, and a few ask for bonding or lockups to discourage mercenary capital. Risks include impermanent loss for LPs, smart-contract exposure, and opportunity cost if lockups exceed the airdrop’s value. A prudent approach splits funds between safer staking and smaller LP experiments, tracks program dashboards, and exits if parameters change or rewards look diluted.

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