Airdrop farming describes the practice of interacting with blockchain protocols to qualify for future token distributions. Participants perform specific on-chain actions such as providing liquidity, executing trades, or participating in governance votes. This activity aims to increase their chances of receiving free tokens from new projects or established protocols. The method seeks to capitalize on incentives offered by projects to decentralize token distribution and bootstrap user bases.
Context
The practice of airdrop farming frequently appears in crypto news, often associated with new protocol launches or significant liquidity events. Discussions center on its economic viability, potential for sybil attacks, and the allocation fairness for genuine users versus those solely seeking rewards. Regulatory bodies are beginning to assess the tax implications of received airdrops, adding a layer of compliance concern for participants.
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