Been an intense 2 weeks of running 6 airdrop offer experiments totaling $50k+ with different projects (along with @slokh @blockheim). The feedback and early data has been positive and we have more lined up. Taking a brief pause to dig further into the data and user feedback so can iterate and improve before next set!

Some data on the first several airdrop offers:
- average of 1,900 users for each airdrop
- 69% claim rate
- 70% hold rate from claims ($ spent by teams)

Pretty neat!

Developer ecosystem @farcaster, co-founder @bountycaster. Previously: co-founder of Scalar Capital, product at Coinbase, co-producer @ethereumfilm

just out of curiosity, who selectes the users and what's typical criteria?

for context, I am new, so I know I don't (and shouldn't) qualify for anything, but it's fascinating for me to try to understand "free money" logic

One thing to note about these airdrop offers to Farcaster users is almost every project we talk to is looking to use it to acquire new high quality users to their project. So it's often going to be metrics related to follower count (excluding spam), frames usage, onchain transactions. And likely not retro airdrops

We work with the teams to put together a list so it can vary each time

Call me Jil. I Want to find out what it means to be a human in the age of AI, and have some fun! IRL I work in PE. Join me if curious /behuman

We work with the teams to put together a list so it can vary each time

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