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ARB distribution model was designed by Nansen 🔵 🦅 +2,300,000 addresses bridged to Arbitrum before the snapshot. Online 625,143 were eligible for ARB. Only around 30%! What can we learn from their report? 5 key take-aways so you don't get excluded from airdrops ⚡ 1/5 Eligibility Criteria: - Conducted transactions: number, value, and time thresholds - Arbitrum Nova: bridging & conducted transactions - Dapps and Governance activity - Liquidity providing 💡 Take-away: the more different activities, the better. Be active! 2/5 USD Value. I know this is a given, but it's important to stress out. • The majority of wallets transact on small USD amounts • The majority of wallets got small airdrops (USD value terms) 💡 Take-away: more volume = bigger airdrop. But you didn't need to be a whale to get it! 3/5 The number of transactions • The majority of the wallets made 1-2 transactions (1M+ wallets) • Only 100k wallets made 50-100 transactions Median = 3 Average = 28 💡 Take-away: more transactions = more valuable airdrop. Become a recurring user. 4/5 Sybil wallets: • The Arbitrum Foundation wanted to exclude sybil wallets from getting the $ARB airdrop • Sybil wallets = wallets with similar/fake activity, with the pure intention of hunting for an airdrop • 172k wallets excluded 💡 Take-away: be user, not a "hunter" 5/5 Negative criteria ⚠️ This is a new concept: some actions subtracted points, i.e. they hurt the user's individual points to get ARB. These users got less ARB: • All transactions in a 48h period • Interacted with only 1 smart contract • Low ETH balance in Snapshot day There's a lot more data in their official report. Read the full blog post here: 🔗 nansen.ai/research/an-on-chain-distribution-model-for-the-arbitrum-community Join alpha discord: https://earndrop.io/discord
Just getting started in web3 vs. when it all clicks. The deeper you go, the brighter it gets. @rabbithole.lens” Then choose two (2) gifs representing how you felt when you just started in web3 vs. how you felt when it all made sense.
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