@heijiaolong
Hyperliquid's Season 1 airdrop had no explicit $100,000 cap per user—top recipients got millions in value (e.g., one ~$44M). The "$100k" likely refers to estimates for active traders in potential future drops, based on Season 1 rewards for high-volume users.
Season 2 (ongoing, with ~39% supply reserved) prioritizes traders heavily: points accrue primarily from perpetual/spot trading volume on HyperCore, with bonuses for staking HYPE (fee reductions + weight boosts) and referrals. While HyperEVM DeFi interactions may qualify, core trading remains the highest-priority activity for rewards.
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