Closed 0xnetrunner closed 2 years ago
Thank a lot for the report. Checking the list of Safes there seem to be quite some that rather look like legitimate usage. Just to name 3:
https://gnosis-safe.io/app/eth:0x14ab82062dc2622c4f1467042652fb7110b92d53/transactions/history https://gnosis-safe.io/app/eth:0x5bffbb1278db2f5a5d53aefdd9656c574b599f5e/transactions/history https://gnosis-safe.io/app/eth:0x02308b53273ab3494d482d5fb3d1f0710acb0890/transactions/history
Since you reasoning is just based on the Dune query, I'm unable to see how you can be sure this would not eliminate legitimate use.
Related Safe Addresses
We believe the following list of Safe addresses fall within the 'airdrop farming' category that would receive a SAFE user allocation. airdrop_farmers.csv
Reasoning
In this report we analyze the addresses of Safe users to identify potential airdrop farmers.
Building on 0xKARTOD's ranking system, we used the Red Score Data to create a filter selecting addresses created after GIP-29 and had 2 or less transactions within a given period. We believe this has the highest probability of identifying airdrop farmers, without penalising legitimate users and testers.
Methodology
Addresses selected from the: Safe provided file: safe_user_allocations_reworked.csv. 0xKARTOD analytics (Red Score Data), is used to populate a data table. Using the parameters below, a filter was used to identify airdrop farmers, whilst erring on the side of caution, so as not to penalise legitimate users (relayers, scripts, power users, exchanges) and testers.
Filter:
Safe Address
If this report is used to filter airdrop farmers, then I would like to split the SAFE proceeds 50/50 with @0xKARTOD: 0xnetrunner Safe:
0x8b548302239366cb73475fFaEde9687cC2D31371
0xKARTOD Safe:0x1B491d59846cb605A24a4690Df631946E52a2D0e