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wyck đź“´ @wyckoffweb on x 230.7K followers
Created: 2025-07-22 14:00:07 UTC
So, where does airdrop money actually come from?
They come from the value a project creates for itself, and that value is built through things like:
• Community power • The tech they’re building • The quality of their backing • Real user activity • Narrative strength (ZK, InfoFi, L1 modular, etc.) • Ecosystem adoption (integrations, partnerships, usage)
Airdrops are distributed from the project’s token allocation, not their funding.
If they believe their token has real demand, they’re more confident giving it out as a conduit for growth.
But here’s the catch: Most people still think “big raise = big airdrop”, and that’s just not true.
Some of the most rewarding airdrops came from projects that had insane community presence and ecosystem value.
Projects like MegaETH and Mira are proving that it’s not about the capital. It’s about how you use the narrative, activate the community, and reward real alignment.
So if you’re hunting airdrops…
Don’t just follow the money. Follow the builders, the community, and the product.
That’s where the real value (and drops) come from.
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