@tammygarcia

In airdrops, the total pool of distributed tokens is usually fixed, so the number of participants directly impacts individual rewards. The more users who qualify, the smaller the average allocation becomes. This creates a balance between inclusivity and meaningful incentives. If too many wallets are eligible, rewards may become negligible, discouraging serious engagement. Conversely, overly restrictive eligibility criteria risk alienating potential supporters. To evaluate, one should check allocation formulas, minimum thresholds, and tiered structures. Some projects reward activity levels or loyalty to prevent dilution of rewards among passive participants. The optimal approach ensures enough inclusivity to build awareness while keeping rewards significant enough to drive behavior. Participant numbers thus play a crucial role in shaping user motivation and long-term retention.

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