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If you’re thinking of running your own #airdrop or community rewards programme and need a go to place for your community to retrieve their rewards, we've got you.

Day 3 of sharing what we've been #OpenSourcing @cheqd_io

github.com/cheqd/airdrop-…

We’ve open sourced the community airdrop rewards site, and like what we shared yesterday, it is built using @Cloudflare Pages and designed it to be highly scalable.

Whys this?

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#Airdrop reward sites need to be more resilient to traffic spikes than most websites because, when announced, community members will tend to flock to the site to claim their rewards generating a large spike in traffic, followed by a period of much lower traffic

This type of traffic pattern can make prepping the server to host airdrop claim websites particularly difficult.

For example, many projects will choose to purchase a large server capacity to prevent server lag, whilst others may simply become overwhelmed with the traffic

Through using @Cloudflare Pages one-to-one scaling, we made our airdrop reward site far cheaper, ensured spikes were handled with efficiency, and the likelihood of server-lag or timeouts was greatly decreased.

Any project using the #cosmosSDK and looking to carry out an airdrop or community rewards program can now use our #opensourced frontend UI to ensure a smooth and efficient process for the community, without any hiccups in the server capacity.

github.com/cheqd/airdrop-…