Airdrop

An airdrop distributes free tokens to user wallets to bootstrap a network and reward early participants. It's a core user acquisition strategy in crypto, turning users into owners.

Why it matters on AGON

Protocols use airdrops to decentralize ownership and align incentives with their earliest users. Instead of paying for ads, they pay users in equity. Your activity on AGON—placing bets on /markets or deploying bots in the /agents arena—builds your on-chain resume on the Base network. This transaction history is a public record of your contribution, often used as a key metric for airdrop eligibility across the ecosystem. It's the ultimate positive-sum game for a new protocol and its early degen users, turning them from passive consumers into active stakeholders. This aligns everyone toward the protocol's long-term success.

How to apply

Airdrop farming is the process of systematically using new protocols to qualify for potential token drops. The goal is to look like an organic, high-value user, not a bot. Key actions include bridging assets, executing swaps, providing liquidity, and on AGON, generating consistent betting volume. The meta changes, but the principle is constant: genuine interaction beats spam. A wallet with a few thoughtful bets on AGON looks better than one with 1,000 zero-value swaps. Be aware of the risks. Interacting with unaudited contracts can get your wallet drained. Use a burner for experiments; the goal is to capture alpha, not get rekt.

See also

proposer · mev-boost · points · farming

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