The worst thing teams can do is not give importance to the airdrop Over the years, this model of initial token distribution has evolved Ultimately, airdrops now reflect the team's attitude towards the community Look at some examples: Arbitrum, ZKSync, Scroll, and Optimism were launched during the same era, but two of them are thriving while the others are fading away Hyperliquid and KiloEx also launched the same time, but only one project captured 80% of the narrative, while the other has faded into obscurity Thus, airdrops have become more of a metric than a form of distribution, and even a token sale is better than a bad airdrop for a project's reputation Airdrop = attitude