Randdrop Snapshot

Export the snapshot

The goal of this step is to get a list of addresses to make eligible for the randdrop. In this example we're going to airddrop to juno-1 network delegators

First you need to install junod
Run and sync a junod node
make a snapshot (i.e get the state ofthe chain at a specific height). ps: I did this step with 60GB of memory (RAM+SWAP) and it can take few hours tofinish

junod export --height 8372000  > juno-8372000.json

This step will leave you with a big juno-8372000.json file that contains all the state. Let's filter it out to get only the juno stakers.

Process the snapshot

Get the stakers list

cat juno-8372000.json \
| jq '[.app_state.staking.delegations | group_by(.delegator_address) | map({address: .[0].delegator_address, amount: (map(.shares | tonumber) | add)})][0]' \
| jq 'sort_by(-.amount)' \
> juno-8372000-stakers.json

now we are left with this juno-8372000-stakers.json file that holds juno stakers and the amount they have staked at block height 8372000.

We want to filter out accounts that have less than $4USD (at the time of writing juno is worth $0.5 so let's filter out all wallets with less than 8juno staked). Also there might be wallets with huge amounts, let's say that we want to make a max cap on $40K airddrop so wallets with $40K staked or more will get the same amount

cat juno-8372000-stakers.json \
|jq '[.[] | select(.amount >= 8000000)]' \
| jq 'map(if .amount > 80000000000 then .amount = 80000000000 else . end)'  \
> juno-8372000-stakers-between-8-and-80K.json

This leaves us with a juno-8372000-stakers-between-8-and-80K.json json file.

Now the amounts are in juno so you might wanna multiply them by how much you want to give on your airdrop token per ujuno.

In this case, we want to airdrop 2,6M NOIS to juno chain. This means we want to airdrop 0.07340892389 unois per ujuno

To calculate the conversion rate you might want to check the total amount of the staked token

cat juno-8372000-stakers-between-8-and-80K.json | jq '[.[].amount] | add'

Then divide the total amount you want to randdrop by the total amount staked. Let's say the total juno staked amount was 35M and we want to distribute 2.6M, CONVERSION_RATE=2.6M/35M

Once you figure out what conversion rate to apply you can extract the final json file in the token you want to randdrop

 export CONVERSION_RATE=0.07340892389
 cat juno-8372000-stakers-between-8-and-80K.json \
 | jq --argjson multiplier $CONVERSION_RATE 'map(if .amount | type == "number"   then .amount |= (. * $multiplier | floor)  else .  end)' \
 > juno-randdrop.json

This will leave us with the final juno-randdrop.json file to communicate and merkelise in the next section

Nois Documentation

Randdrop Snapshot

Export the snapshot

Process the snapshot