Back to collectionAirdrop Rules Belong to Each Game
Background: Over the weekend, the group’s attention shifted from staking procedures to airdrop season. Today: Someone asked what would determine eligibility for an airdrop. Impact and next steps: The discussion moved from whether holding a key automatically entitled someone to a reward to what a particular game might require.
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Background: Over the weekend, the group’s attention shifted from staking procedures to airdrop season. Some Sentry Key holders did not know whether to watch the project’s main account or follow each partner game. The Night Watchman wanted a reliable way to answer them.
Today: Someone asked what would determine eligibility for an airdrop. The answer was direct: each partner game would set its own criteria, and holders should follow the games’ respective accounts. The Night Watchman passed that answer along without guessing anyone’s eligibility and reminded people to keep the games’ rules separate.
Impact and next steps: The discussion moved from whether holding a key automatically entitled someone to a reward to what a particular game might require. The Night Watchman had a clearer limit for his answers, and holders knew where to look next. Rules that the games had yet to publish still had to come from those games.