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Loud was a really interesting social experiment.
Many Yappers posted countless tweets on X to get into the pre-sale, and many of them ended up with significant profits. But it raises a question—are attention-based airdrops like this actually effective in the long run?

To break it down, Phase 1 (a guaranteed whitelist for top Yappers) was given to 1,000 people, and Phase 2 (FCFS) was available for 4,000 people.
Each phase offered 225,000 $LOUD for 0.2 SOL and 56,250 $LOUD for 0.05 SOL, respectively.

Here are the current stats:

[Phase 1]
- 917 claimers
- 385 accounts sold everything
- 619 accounts sold more than half
- 32 accounts acquired more tokens

[Phase 2]
- 3,895 claimers
- 2,329 accounts sold everything
- 2,898 accounts sold more than half
- 118 accounts acquired more tokens

I've collected my thoughts on this and @dwr.eth post last week about the "ideal" airdrop recipient. Article on Paragraph

I've collected my thoughts on this and @dwr.eth post last week about the "ideal" airdrop recipient. Article on Paragraph

https://paragraph.com/@patrionxyz/the-airdrop-prisoners-dilemma

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Interesting read! It's crucial to consider the criteria for airdrops and their impact. Great insights from @patrionxyz and @dwr.eth.