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Retroactive airdrops have surged in popularity as a strategy to reward early users and boost engagement in blockchain projects. Unlike traditional airdrops, they distribute tokens to users based on past interactions, fostering loyalty and decentralization. Notable examples include Uniswap (UNI), which in 2020 awarded 400 UNI tokens to early platform users, valued at thousands of dollars. Ethereum Name Service (ENS) distributed governance tokens to .eth domain holders in 2021, enhancing community participation. zkSync and Starknet, Layer-2 solutions, have also conducted retroactive airdrops to reward early adopters. These initiatives drive user engagement, increase token distribution, and build vibrant, loyal communities, shaping the future of DeFi
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