If there is a future $POLY airdrop, two metrics may matter a lot:
Fees (taker tier rebate) and referrals.
When the referral system and Taker Rebate tiers were announced, @mustafap0ly hinted that these programs could affect eligibility for large future rewards.
Proof 1: https://t.co/i5ugzhEmTi
Proof 2: https://t.co/R0XYDI5DGU
Let’s look at the Fees Paid Leaderboard:
https://t.co/mwoRyK7nkz
A large number of traders have already paid tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees. Some have paid even more.
The encouraging part is that Taker Rebates are structured around tiers, which may reduce the chance that only the very top fee payers capture most of the rewards.
Referrals look more complicated:
https://t.co/QSIH5wEpUQ
There are traders with tens of thousands, and even hundreds of thousands, in Referral Rewards. Some of these wallets appear to be linked to self-referral activity.
If future rewards for referrals are distributed linearly, the largest referral farmers could capture a very large share of the rewards.
What do you think about this?
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Are you actually well positioned for the $POLY airdrop?
Ever since @Polymarket announced airdrop, everyone has been farming.
Some say volume matters.
Some say PnL.
Some say Liquidity provided.
Others swear by maker/taker activity.
The truth is:
Nobody knows the exact criteria.
But everyone is asking the same question:
"Am I in a good position for the airdrop?"
The answer is : PolyScore
I built PolyScore where you enter your polymarket wallet/username and gets a well researched score about how well you are positioned for poly drop.
it gives you a score based on multiple community-researched signals that could matter for a future $POLY allocation.
Instead of blindly farming, see exactly where you stand and what you can improve.
link: https://t.co/dcCPaoxOp4
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feedbacks are welcome.