nick.base.eth
@nickprince.eth
Has anyone done a community airdrop with a lockup? If not, why is that? Seems like it would solve a lot of problems. Even professional long term investors can’t keep their finger off the trigger w/o a lockup mechanism. Can’t expect airdrop recipients. Can combine immediately liquidity with a linear vest (eg every block to avoid cliffs impacting market price)
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Garrett
@garrett
Pretty interesting how @superfluid is doing their airdrop cc @yekim.eth https://warpcast.com/superfluid/0x793c0f5d
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nick.base.eth
@nickprince.eth
Interesting, thanks for sharing! Appears to be more about token accrual, and I appreciate it being straightforward in tokens instead of via points etc Transferability will need to be voted on the DAO though and they don’t mention lockups. Asked to see if they can share more If you’re actually giving out the tokens and just limiting who can transfer, I wonder if that complicates implementing a lockup later. I think you’d have to get the users to deposit the tokens into a contract, and they’d need to be unlocked to do that… only option might be to fork the tokens you’ve given out and put those into an escrow contract (unless you can encode time locks into token contracts which I think goes beyond commonly used standards)
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Superfluid
@superfluid
Rewards are streamed to a Reserve (a vault-type contract) which has all the proposed lockup and withdrawal features which will be enabled at tradability https://docs.superfluid.org/docs/governance
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