@isabelkeppe

Airdropped tokens can represent a genuine redistribution of value if linked to project ownership, governance, or ecosystem benefits. By granting free access to tokens, projects acknowledge early supporters and reduce entry barriers for new users. However, their classification as “real value” depends on token design. If the tokens carry utility, voting power, or revenue rights, then distribution constitutes meaningful value-sharing. In contrast, tokens with no clear function or sustainability may be perceived as speculative giveaways. Long-term credibility rests on whether the tokens integrate into the project’s economy and provide holders with enduring advantages. Real value distribution emerges when airdrops align incentives between users and developers, creating shared responsibility for growth.

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