@wilonayhh

In many cases, projects with poor on-chain performance relax their distribution criteria, making them more accessible to participants. For example, they may count even basic interactions like a single swap or staking action toward eligibility. This creates opportunities for airdrop farmers, especially compared to top-tier projects where requirements are strict. However, easier access often comes at the cost of long-term credibility. Without strong adoption or product-market fit, these projects may fail to sustain their ecosystem, leading to quick sell-offs. For farmers, the challenge is balancing the ease of receiving tokens with the likelihood of realizing meaningful returns.

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