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# Airdropping Coins with Rally Coin Bot

Anyone holding the creator coin set for a given Discord server can airdrop coins to eligible members of that server. To be eligible to receive a drop, a user must have their [Discord account connected to their Rally account](/rally-io/creator-tools/discord-coin-bot/connecting-to-discord.md). 

After using the command, the sender will get a Discord DM from the bot ("coin") asking for them to approve the drop (!approve). The sender and recipient will each get an email receipt for each successful drop.

*Syntax:* !coin airdrop *AMOUNT* --people *1-75* --role *ROLE --*memo *MEMO*

**Required Variable**

* Replace *AMOUNT* with a number representing the USD value in coins to send. For $5 worth of coins, enter 5.

**Optional Variables**

* Replace *1-75* with a number from 1 to 75 to represent the maximum number of people eligible for the airdrop.
  * **NOTE: Rally highly recommends using this limiter variable for a successful airdrop in channels with more than 75 eligible people.** 
* Replace *ROLE* with the exact name of a role in your Discord server. You can add multiple instances of this variable to include multiple roles: --role Role1 --role Role2
* Replace *MEMO* with a short memo for recipients

*Example*: `!coin airdrop 5 --people 5 --memo Happy Friday!` 

Would send a total of $5 USD worth of the set coin across 5 people with the memo "Happy Friday!".


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