Colin
@colin
I've done two NFT drops that have gone viral. My most recent one is the Base fundraising announcement which has 27k+ mints. It seems that 99% of minters are in it for an airdrop. They mint off-platform (eg on mint.fun) and don't even visit the website. Is this true for viral drops in general?
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Jayme Hoffman
@jayme
Yes, it is. But maybe it's not a bad thing. They drive transactions, reward fee and awareness.
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Mark Fishman
@markfishman
cc @manansh airdrop farming
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🔴 Subli 🔵
@subli
Hey colin, yes this is typical airdrop hunters. On a personal side, i've run engagement quest to bootstrapp my media platform @theoptimist using Tide web3 dapp Engagement has been amazing Reduced qty, very high quality U can check here: https://x.com/Tide_web3/status/1699411498735411549?t=6SEPExL7TgfwI9rQS8i5pg&s=09
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
@jayme whatcha think
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Mikko
@moo
If do not do proof of liveness checks (i.e. are you a human) you get 100% bots
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