proxy
@proxystudio.eth
I like the idea that future airdrops should take into account what a user did with past airdrops, its not popular in the industry though
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Samuel γ
@samuellhuber.eth
Youβd like what proxy is building. Itβs a social DEX
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MJC
@mjc716
this was part of the discourse a few years ago. you're prob referring to the unpopularity of shaming dumpers, but the more practical problem is that it's actually pretty hard to measure "what a user did" after considering LP, transfers, staking, mixing through CEXes, etc
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Juli π©β
@juli
don't like it. manifests bad practices. at most, public wallets should hold only a little bit of crypto - maybe to signal. selling is normal too. no need to give more airdrops to same 5 people, prefer to have more differentiated communities where different people steer the wheel & level up with success.
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0xen π©
@0xen
proof of roundtrip
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Eddie Wharton
@eddie
A pragmatic path is assess to past behavior, identify less controversial correlates and use those
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Taye π©π΅ π½βοΈ
@casedup
π€ interesting concept
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@king
i sold it as it's meant to be π
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Jojo
@callmejojo
If they check it they will find my pattern, did I hold it? It went to zero, did I sell it? moon :)
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tricil
@tricil.eth
I agree with you completely even tho Iβve never met an airdrop i havenβt sold
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LΞovido π©βοΈππ±
@leovido.eth
It would be great to have some sort of way to track if the user HODL'd or sold. In a way it would be challenging as some users use other wallets to claim.
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