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Posted: 2025-06-27 21:20:21 UTC
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The author argues that airdrop strategies focused on attracting a large number of users often fail because they attract mercenaries who are only interested in the payout, rather than missionaries who are genuinely interested in the project's vision. They suggest rewarding understanding and conviction over wealth and activity to build a stronger community.
Airdrop strategies often attract mercenaries instead of missionaries.
Rewarding understanding and conviction is crucial for building a strong community.
Focusing on long-term holders and thoughtful feedback can improve airdrop outcomes.
Airdrop hunters don't care about the project's vision.
Users are often extractors, not genuine community members.
Projects ignore people who understand the vision but can't afford to participate.