Airdrop

This article discusses Morph's new L2 ecosystem development strategy, which aims to address the issues of "ghost chain effect" and "fake TVL prosperity" on public chains by combining incentive airdrops and developer-centric ecosystem development. The article analyzes both the airdrop strategy of Blast and Morph's comprehensive approach, which includes incentives for testnet airdrops, a developer-centric ecosystem development fund, and strategies for attracting user and developer participation. Morph encourages AI, GameFi and other projects to build on Morph through a series of actions, such as the Sparkloom Builder Program and incubator programs, while providing financial support and airdrop incentives for participants..

Catizen is a cat game built on the TON ecosystem. It combines Metaverse, GameFi and AI technologies to launch an innovative play-to-airdrop mode, allowing players to earn future airdrops in the game. Catizen is the leading project in the Gamefi Bot track in the TON ecosystem and has attracted 5.66 million game players and 193,000 on-chain users. The project has received support from well-known investment institutions such as TON and Web3 Ventures, and plans to transform Catizen into a Telegram gaming platform and launch more games. The total amount of Catizen Tokens is 1 billion, of which 35% is used for ecology and airdrops. Currently, players can participate in the airdrop expectations through krypton gold.

This article explores seven main categories of airdrops: hard forks, holder and staking airdrops, standard airdrops, exclusive airdrops, lotteries, bounty/on-chain activities, and retroactive airdrops. Each type has its unique distribution method and reward mechanism.

The article introduces Karak Network, a rising Restaking network that incentivizes users to restake for multiple rewards through a scoring mechanism. Karak has garnered high valuations in a short period and launched an early access program allowing users to earn points through restaking, which may later be converted into tokens for airdrops. Technical features of Karak include multi-asset restaking, restaking from anywhere, and a plug-and-play development environment supporting various assets and blockchain ecosystems. Compared to Eigenlayer, Karak offers broader asset support and unique technical advantages, potentially challenging Eigenlayer's dominance in the restaking field. The article also provides a guide on becoming an early participant in Karak and highlights related risks.

The article discusses the upcoming airdrop season in the Sui ecosystem and analyzes the projects that may participate in airdrops and how to participate.The Sui Basecamp conference could be the starting point for airdrop campaigns. The article mentions hints of Mysten Labs co-creator Adeniyi, as well as airdrop leads for Suilend, a lending program on Sui, SuiNS, an address domain service, and Navi, a lending protocol. Details are provided on how to improve your chances of getting an airdrop by holding specific NFTs, participating in deposits and lending. The article also provides specific guidelines and some tips for participating in airdrops.

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Recently, Starkware initiated their much-awaited airdrop. Like, most airdrops it resulted in a ton of controversy. Which in a tragic way, doesn't really surprise anyone anymore.

This article mainly introduces airdrops and the essence of airdrops, and explains the development of airdrops based on its history.

This piece examines the history and evolution of airdrops, from the ubiquitous airdrops by Uniswap to the selective ones implemented by platforms like Arbitrum. Through an analysis of anti-Sybil strategies, it is highlighted that during the initial phases of airdrops, the airdrop field resembled a form of gambling with good odds. Yet, as the trend of airdrops became more introspective and intensified, anticipated gains steadily diminished.