The community challenge to identify potential airdrop farmers was started on September 8 and ran for 10 days. We received more than 500 submissions which we diligently reviewed.
Some numbers on the results:
- 12,168 Safe addresses have been removed from the user allocation.
- Remaining 43,575 Safe addresses are eligible for the $SAFE user allocation.
- 2.9M $SAFE have been saved, redistributing 75% to the community and 25% as a reward, all under the same terms as the regular user allocation.
- 29 Safe addresses are eligible to receive rewards for valid reports.
The majority of removed Safe addresses have been created via Staker. After pre-provisioning a number of Safe addresses, they were handed over to the users via swapping owner addresses. Many of these Safes were never used afterwards. They were considered after lowering the criteria from the initial proposal based on community feedback. While this might not be typical airdrop farming, they aren’t technically users that have made at least 1 transaction and were therefore considered valid reports.
Thank you to everyone who contributed. We have learned a lot and I would encourage everyone to leverage the community for this or similar tasks in the future.