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    November 19, 2025, 03:44:05 PM
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    Airdrops are not always only about free money. They are about attracting attention. We organized CHAMBY giveaway to let forum members know that we had created the token in the first place at. And the people who took part in the airdrops at least generated addresses to receive the tokens there. Without airdrops only a few would have done this, because very little usually happens based solely on personal initiative, most people need external motivation.
    The airdrop allocation was huge and that was the reason why so many participants sold their allocation. They saw the advantage in your airdrop and how they could make money by dropping their Ton address to benefit from the distribution.  These people was never part of your community or members of the chain that have been circulating the news about Chamby token.

    There are airdrop phases and I don't think rewarding the people that are not part of your community with high allocation can sustain the agenda on why the airdrop was conducted. I have participated in so many airdrops in the past that gave me dust after participating in all the community tasks, making transactions and doing other things to be eligible for the airdrop. The outcome was unfavorable.

    The Chamby token airdrops was huge and people that was allocated the token to hold had to sell because the money was big enough to pay their bills and do some other things. I don't really blame these people because they never worked for it to have made them believe in the community and hold their tokens without selling desperately.

    Perhaps they seem huge now, but back then it didn’t feel that way because CHAMBY price was too low to even estimate the value of those airdrops. If I remember correctly, the first drops were distributed when the token wasn’t even traded yet, so they could easily be seen as useless dust. The fact that it later became valuable is the result of the work done by the community that formed around it.

    Of course, there is a core group of the most dedicated users who supported the project, bought tokens, pushed the price up and added liquidity to the pool. But I think part of their motivation to do so was the growing community around CHAMBY, and that growth wouldn’t have happened if we hadn’t been welcoming to everyone from the very beginning. Naturally, later we revised that approach but at the start it was necessary to capture the attention of forum users, and the airdrops helped with that.

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