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Everything new is just well-forgotten old, so it's high time to jump on the bandwagon and start farming an old, unrecognized gem – Polygon zkEVM. On September 4th, they plan to fully migrate the Matic token to POL, and their CEO once hinted at an airdrop almost openly, saying something like, who said you can't distribute an airdrop using an already tradable token? But I'm drawn to farming this project for other reasons as well. When projects distribute airdrops for 'upgraded' wallets, getting into the top ranks in Polygon zkEVM to meet airdrop criteria is much easier due to low competition. For example, in Avail, it was enough to have just over 30 transactions, whereas in other networks, you needed to make an absurd number of transactions. ZKF gave an airdrop for just one transaction in Polygon over a certain period of time.
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So I hope there will be similar distributions in the future, which is why I'm trying to make as many transactions as possible in Polygon zkEVM and Ethereum Mainnet – networks that are generally less saturated with numerous multies from the crowd. According to Rubyscore (https://rubyscore.io/), there are only about 600k users in the network, which is much less than in all the major L2 networks. But most importantly, the level of wallet sophistication in this network is astonishingly low – having 100 transactions, 10k in volume, and $15 in balance can put you in the top 1% of the ranking according to the same Rubyscore. And to get into the top 10%, it's enough to have much more modest 50 transactions, a few hundred in volume, and $10 balance.
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After analyzing DeFiLlama, I found absolutely nothing interesting in the ecosystem, which is probably the secret to the low activity and TVL. The easiest way to rack up transactions is by spamming on Rubyscore. You can also use the 2 most liquid swap platforms, Quickswap (https://quickswap.exchange/#) and DoveSwap (https://swap.dovish.finance/), to perform token swaps or even add some pennies to pools, considering the current meta of retaining liquidity. You can also rack up volumes using bridges, from which we're also expecting airdrops – Owlto (https://owlto.finance/) and Orbiter (https://www.orbiter.finance/), though they are a bit expensive, or on the all-time favorite Relay (https://relay.link/) and, of course, Jumper (https://jumper.exchange/). But I think the most useful thing would be trading on the futures platform Satori (https://satori.finance/), although the trading transactions there are not on-chain, but you can rack up transaction volumes through deposits and withdrawals without slippage.
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