@daisyevan

In many projects, airdropped tokens serve as governance tokens, allowing recipients to participate in DAO decision-making. This approach immediately integrates new users into the project’s political and economic framework, encouraging engagement beyond speculation. By granting voting rights, projects transform airdrop participants into stakeholders with influence over proposals, treasury spending, or protocol upgrades. However, governance effectiveness depends on preventing concentration—if a small group controls most of the supply, voting power becomes skewed. Additionally, some projects may restrict governance rights until tokens are staked or held for a minimum period, ensuring long-term alignment. Overall, enabling airdropped tokens to participate in DAO governance strengthens decentralization, fosters loyalty, and aligns community incentives with the project’s sustainable development.

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