In this list, we have compiled the projects that are likely to be airdropped. However, before we start, I would like to point out that it is not certain that any project in this list will airdrop and has been compiled with logical estimates.
Metamask: At the top of the list is Metamask, which has more than 30 million users. We can increase our chances for a possible airdrop with swap and bridge transactions from Metamask's own portfolio section, which received an investment of 450 million dollars with the last investment round.
Starknet: Another airdrop candidate on our list is Starknet, which uses Zero-Knowledge proofs. Starknet, which raised a total investment of 270 million dollars, moved to the mainnet and many dapps have already started on it. By making transactions via dapp for airdrop, we can increase the number of transactions on the network.
ZKSYNC: Another project that uses Zero-Knowledge technology is ZkSync. Its CEO said that they have no goal of releasing a coin anytime soon, but even if there is a possible airdrop, it would take some time. In ZkSync, which received a total investment of 458 million dollars, you can increase your tx number by trading in dexes and other dapps on the Mainnet for possible airdrop.
LayerZero: LayerZero, which aims to unite many blockchain networks and work together, received an investment of 135 million dollars, and PayPal is among these investors. It is also the first blockchain project in which PayPal has invested. You can use dapps for a possible airdrop from LayerZero and make plenty of inter-network transfers.
Dune: Last on the list is the Dune platform, which offers analysis services for web3, which is less likely to airdrop than the other 4 projects and is not talked about much. This project, which received an investment of 80 million dollars, also has the possibility of airdrop. To do this, you can go to the website, become a Wizard and perform various analyses.
As mentioned at the beginning, there is no definitive airdrop in any project. This list was created by taking into consideration the investments they received and the services they offered.