docs(readme): add 'Tracked on web3-discover' badge#3362
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Adds a small status badge linking to this project's listing on web3-discover, a hand-curated airdrop / on-chain-incentive directory. If you'd rather not have third-party badges in the README, feel free to close — no follow-up.
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Hi — this adds a small README badge linking to this project's listing on web3-discover, an honest hand-curated directory of currently-active airdrops and on-chain incentive programs (no paid placements, scam-filtered, risk-flagged).
The listing for this project: https://web3-discover.vercel.app/airdrops/walrus-storage
The badge renders as:
It's a single line near the top of the README and doesn't touch anything else. If you'd rather not host a third-party badge here, no problem — please feel free to close. I won't follow up.
— @west0nG