Overview
A retroactive airdrop is a token distribution to past users of a protocol, rewarding contributions made before the token existed. It retroactively compensates early adopters. It is a popular launch strategy.
How It Works
The protocol snapshots historical usage and distributes tokens proportionally to eligible users. This rewards genuine early participation. It generates goodwill and attention.
Why It Matters
Retroactive airdrops reward the people who helped a protocol succeed and create strong communities. They are a powerful growth tool. Their eligibility criteria shape user behavior.
Related Concepts
Retroactive Airdrops relate to Airdrops, Protocol usage, and Community. They reward Early Adopters.