mk
@mk
Has there been an airdrop that has improved the product?
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timdaub
@timdaub.eth
https://proofinprogress.com/posts/2021-10-21/on-chain-the-emperor-wears-no-clothes.html https://i.imgur.com/Muk0wrA.jpg
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rish
@rish
depending on your perspective — paratroopers
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Noah Bragg 🔥
@nbragg
I don’t have personal experience with it but it sounds like maybe blur did. Helped get liquidity to the platform.
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moreReese
@morereese
In my experience the DIMO product and platform improved after the $DIMO airdrop. Though it’s difficult to say how much of that improvement was directly related to the airdrop itself
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Aaina
@aaina
the ens airdrop seemed to elevate things
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Duffy
@duffy
Optimism, Uniswap - they enabled governance. I’m sure there are others
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Fifi
@fifi
Only when the product needed token incentives or more fame to become efficient. Other than that, also depends if a real DAO was born from it.
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Jseam
@jseam
Uniswap uni, I would argue that if uniswap didn’t launch their token sushi would have vampire attack uni successfully The reason why there was a space for sushi was because Uni was bad w community building, the token was a forcing function
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arnauramio.eth
@arnauramio
Not directly but it does bring more attention and thus liquidity and volume into the protocol.
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Metaversity
@metaversity
Ens?
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Nathan Snell
@nathansnell
Depends on what you define as improved. A bootstrapped community that wouldn’t have otherwise been there helps improve a product. Has there been one to date that’s retained users well? Not really.
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Sasha
@sasha0x1
More liquidity is a better product
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pintail
@pintail
No
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