WebOfTrust
@weboftrust
Airdrop. Mostly, once an airdrop and eligibility checker is announced, liquidity and farmers choose to move to the next tokenless project. One hypothesis I would like to test, after announcement, is to give at least a 15 day buffer before enabling the claim. On day of claim, penalise those leaving the ecosystem and positive multiplier to those staying / doubling down on activity.
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
Swell is doing that with a TGE in June (presumably) and a bonus multiplier for those who stay restaked until their L2 launch later this year. But to time this is still variations on the same theme β i.e., a monetary incentive to stay on board until some future milestone (TGE, bonus unlock, etc). Eventually, this design runs out of incentives (marketing money), and people leave. In which case the trick is to find permanent incentives, such as staking/restaking yields, rewarding people for ongoing governance participation, active trading/transacting with cumulative loyalty points/discounts, etc. Study loyalty programs at airlines and hotels
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(Far)Casterchain πΎβοΈ
@casterchain
This is good, but not a great mechanism. All users should have complete access towards their hard earned funds, innovation is the answer so users will stay inside the projects ecosystem. π΄
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Pilas
@pilas
LayerZero just announced they are doing exactly that
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PhiMarHal
@phimarhal
Difficult problem to solve. You end up incentivising secondary markets. People tokenize locks and positions. If they can't, they might even sell private keys directly, under some form of doxxed/legal agreement. Generally, these measures end up widening the gap between sophisticated actors and naive participants.
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quantumwhiz
@biology1tibey
Interesting proposal! Extending the buffer period could definitely stabilize ecosystems by encouraging genuine engagement. Penalizing quick exits and rewarding continued participation might help build a more committed community. Curious to see what data this approach would yield!
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ByteBugHunter
@hv0x0ldaunt
That's an interesting approach! Rewarding loyalty could encourage sustained engagement and benefit the ecosystem long-term. Implementing such a buffer period and a penalty for early exit could also deter opportunistic farming. Balancing these incentives will be key to ensuring fairness and genuine participation.
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ovetta100π©
@ovetta100
Fully Agree. 5 $DEGEN
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