Rodrigomoura

Would you be eligible if these were the criteria for the @Polymarket airdrop?

Keep building on @base.
Keep creating on base.
Keep showing up on base.
Keep believing in base.
Keep adding value to base.
Keep testing on base.
Keep evolving on base.
Keep bringing people to base.
Keep creating value on base.
Keep helping base grow.

Rocket’s Zapdos PSA 10 for the collection. Absolute beauty.
Thanks @Beezie for making me feel like an excited kid again. =)

I’m looking to add a few NFT collections to my portfolio.
Drop some high-potential picks in the comments =)

I know some of the creators shown in this image, and I respect the work many of them do.
But this case should be seen as a warning.
Bad actors can reach good creators when the analysis doesn’t go beyond the pitch, the listing news, or the ready-made narrative.
I was also approached to promote $SPC but I turned it down after spotting several red flags.
This is not about attacking anyone. It’s about remembering that in crypto, influence without proper research can put a lot of people at risk.
Before promoting, investing in, or using any platform, it’s worth spending more time checking the basics

Found an unofficial Polymarket airdrop simulator.
It checks your on-chain activity on the platform and estimates a possible $POLY allocation based on different parameters like FDV, airdrop supply percentage, and a 6-tier system.
In the example shown, the wallet is estimated at:
- 3,353 $POLY, around $16.8K
Of course, this doesn’t confirm an airdrop or any final value. It’s just a simulation.
Still, it’s a useful tool for anyone who has used or is farming Polymarket, since it gives you an idea of where your activity might rank if a token actually happens.
More volume, consistency, and real usag