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Airdropped tokens can act as complements to governance tokens by broadening participation in decision-making and incentivizing engagement. When distributed widely, they bring more voices into the ecosystem, making governance less concentrated among large holders. In some cases, projects allow airdropped tokens to carry limited governance rights or be converted into full governance tokens through staking. This encourages recipients to engage more deeply, rather than treating them as speculative assets. However, balance is crucial—if airdrops dilute governance excessively, long-term contributors may feel undervalued. Ideally, airdrops complement governance tokens by onboarding new participants while preserving decision-making power for active, committed members. This dual approach strengthens both decentralization and community alignment.

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