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The potential size of an airdrop from Farcaster (Warpcast) depends on several factors: 1. Total token pool for the airdrop – If Farcaster decides to launch its token, it’s important to know how much they allocate for user distribution. For example, similar projects like Friend.tech or Lens often set aside 5–10% of the total supply. 2. Activity metrics – What criteria will the team use for distribution? They usually consider: • Number of casts (similar to tweets); • Frequency of interactions (likes, comments, reposts); • Number of followers and their engagement level; • Whether you use paid features (such as casting with Frames); • Whether you are a verified user.
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3. Past examples from Web3 social networks – Looking at the Lens Protocol airdrop (where top users received anywhere from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars), it’s possible that highly active Warpcast users could receive similar rewards if the project succeeds. 4. Investor backing – If Farcaster has received significant venture capital funding (and they do have backing from a16z), this increases the likelihood of a large airdrop, as they need to incentivize user participation.
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Theoretical estimates: If 5–10% of the tokens are distributed and the project is valued at $500M–$1B, an airdrop for an active user could range from $100 to $10,000+, depending on engagement level and distribution rules. To maximize your potential airdrop: • Be active every day; • Engage with other users; • Use Frames; • Gain followers and create valuable content. There’s also a chance they could follow Friend.tech’s approach, where early adopters and active users received the biggest rewards.
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