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Eligibility, Snapshots & Sybil Rules

What Is an On-Chain Activity Score?

Understand how projects may evaluate wallet activity using transactions, diversity, volume, age, and protocol interactions.

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What this means

An on-chain activity score is a possible way to summarize wallet behavior for eligibility, reputation, or anti-sybil analysis.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Scores may include transaction count.
  • Protocol diversity may matter.
  • Wallet age and volume may be signals.
  • Scores are not standardized across projects.

Safety checklist

What to check before acting

  1. Do not assume a public score guarantees an airdrop.
  2. Check official rules.
  3. Avoid risky actions just to increase a score.
  4. Review wallet privacy before connecting trackers.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Fake scoring tools can steal wallet signatures.
  • Activity can be misinterpreted.
  • Public wallet scoring can reduce privacy.
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