@karenyhh

It is true that some underperforming projects design inclusive airdrops to compensate for their lack of adoption. They might exclude fewer wallets during sybil detection or allow one-time interactions to qualify. For airdrop hunters, this creates low barriers to entry and higher odds of receiving tokens. Still, projects with weak fundamentals face challenges: liquidity can be shallow, trading volumes thin, and token prices unstable. Hunters may find themselves holding tokens that are difficult to sell or have little utility. Thus, while the path to eligibility may be simple, the value proposition of such airdrops remains uncertain.

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