@trevorblack
Some projects distribute airdrops specifically to encourage governance engagement, rewarding users for voting, submitting proposals, or actively participating in decision-making. Examples include protocols like Compound, MakerDAO, and Uniswap, which allocate tokens to active governance participants. This mechanism strengthens decentralization, ensures long-term commitment, and promotes informed decision-making. Users often need to maintain a minimum token balance or complete on-chain actions to qualify. By tying rewards to governance activity, projects foster a more involved community, filter opportunistic participants, and enhance protocol resilience. Monitoring governance forums and on-chain activity helps identify these opportunities early.
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