Often driven by unrealistic expectations and a desire for quick profits.

A common scenario is that individuals enter these campaigns with the hope of selling tokens the moment they are listed, expecting to make significant gains. However, project teams are aware of this and take measures to ensure that their communities grow organically, rather than collapsing due to mass sell-offs.

One example of a project that takes a more strategic approach is Pi Network, which has chosen a longer, more deliberate path to avoid these pitfalls, encouraging a community of patient and committed participants.

To protect the integrity of their projects, many teams implement specific measures:

1. Random Snapshot Audits:

Legitimate Telegram-based airdrops often take random snapshots of participants holding airdrop tokens to ensure fair play and prevent manipulation.

2. IP Address Monitoring:

Projects monitor IP addresses to prevent individuals from using multiple accounts to exploit the airdrop, particularly in the #PTE space.

3. Wallet Address Verification:

By flagging accounts with multiple wallet connections, projects can identify and block potential scammers.

4. Concealed Airdrop Allocations:

Some projects, like $HMSTR, limit the visibility of point allocations and airdrop caps. They later reveal key allocation criteria, such as implementing #Web3Quests to reward genuine engagement.

It’s worth noting that $HMSTR took a unique approach by rejecting VC funding, opting instead to rely on community-driven games and other revenue sources to fund their development. Many missed this subtle but important detail, which illustrates the project's commitment to organic growth over rapid, unsustainable expansion.

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