GigaDrop
  • Introduction
  • Problem Statement
  • Architecture
    • AirdropRoot
    • AirdropClaim
  • Technical Features
    • Checkbook Mechanism
    • Shard Optimization
    • Queue Management
  • Integration
    • Frontend sample
    • Security
    • Metrics Integration
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  1. Technical Features

Checkbook Mechanism

GigaDrop operates through a “checkbook” system, which simplifies token distribution and enhances user experience. This system allows projects to generate and sign tokenized claim checks for future redemption. Each check comprises:

  • Recipient Address: The user’s wallet receiving the tokens.

  • Token Amount: The specific token amount allocated to the user.

  • Unique Claim Contract: A unique, deterministic contract address for each user claim, ensuring secure and controlled token retrieval.

  • Salt: A service field for shard optimizations. Calculated deterministically based on recipient

  • ClaimId: This field is utilized for flexible customization of Airdrop operations. It is particularly applicable in scenarios where it is necessary to issue multiple checks to the same address, or in cases where user engagement fluctuates during an active Airdrop campaign, necessitating the execution of multiple batches, among other situations.

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