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Airdrop Utility

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Assessment

Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
blockchain

Research direction

Start by reviewing the Airdrop Template and the budget spreadsheets to determine where the client-airdrop table belongs, then inspect the handbook structure for the Execution Lead instructions. Phase 1 is done when the spreadsheet distribution table and handbook guidance are documented; Phase 2 requires a separate design for xDAI data, merkle-root publishing, naming, and claiming.

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Description

Tech

A utility for distributing client project airdrops to:

  • Builders (80% - based on aggregate builder budget split)
  • Sourcing Leads (10% - based on commission split)
  • Rep-Holders (10% - based on square root of rep balance)

Phase 1: Manual

  1. Client sends tokens to Execution Lead
  2. Execution Lead calculates token distribution from Airdrop Template and exports to CSV
  3. Execution Lead distributes tokens by uploading the CSV to disperse.app
TODO
  • add table for distributing client airdrops to the bottom of budget spreadsheets that will have an airdrop
  • Add instructions to handbook for Execution Leads

Phase 2: Automated

  1. App lets the Execution Leads generate and publish the token distribution on-chain
    • Pull rep-holder data from xDAI
    • Upload distribution as merkle root?
    • $project_name.dorg.eth` is generated and pointed to the contract
  2. Clients send tokens to $project_name.dorg.eth
  3. Rep-holders can check and claim accumulated airdrops across client projects
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Forks
12
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