Have you been hearing a lot lately about others getting rich overnight by participating in Airdrop events? From zkSync's 9 billion scale Airdrop to LayerZero's 1.8 billion distribution, and the generous gifts from projects like EigenLayer, Blast, Ethena, and BounceBit, it seems like everyone has a chance to get a share. However, when you check your Wallet, you find that you either have only a few dollars or even nothing at all.

At this point, you may start to question: Is it because your interaction frequency is not high enough? Is the transaction amount too small? Or have you missed the opportunity to participate? In fact, none of these factors are decisive. The key factor that truly affects whether you can qualify for an Airdrop is your on-chain identity.

Recently, several highly anticipated Airdrop projects have set specific distribution standards. zkSync focuses on user authenticity, LayerZero values long-term activity, while Ethena tends to favor participants who are both long-time users and have interactions across multiple chains. You may indeed meet these criteria, but why can't the system recognize you? This is because your data is scattered across multiple blockchains, addresses, and protocols, lacking a unified identity identifier, which prevents the projects from accurately recognizing your contributions.

Against this backdrop, the Lagrange project has emerged, aiming to make your on-chain behavior 'visible'. Its working principle is to aggregate your previously scattered data across various chains, generate zero-knowledge proofs, and ultimately form a trusted identity. Whether you are an early participant, an active contributor, a DAO governance member, or a liquidity provider or community guide, Lagrange can help you showcase your true on-chain value.

In fact, you have put in effort; it's just that there was previously a lack of an effective way to record and showcase your contributions. With solutions like Lagrange emerging, your value in the Web3 world will be better reflected, laying the groundwork for potential Airdrop opportunities in the future. This is not just about receiving Airdrops; it is also about establishing and maintaining your digital identity in a decentralized ecosystem, which is crucial for future participation in various Web3 projects and obtaining corresponding rights.