With nothing to do, I dug up the Yapper airdrop data for base: 0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea @ axisrobotics. Share a few findings. How much can the head hold? Calculated at a price of $0.28: The first place winner will receive 29810 pieces worth approximately $8500; The second place winner received 27847 pieces, worth approximately $7900; The third place winner received 27529 pieces, worth approximately $7800; ... The tenth place winner received 18552 pieces, worth approximately $5300. The airdrop quota for the first place is approximately 11 times that of the median address. Look at the tail again. The minimum claim amount is 1305 pieces; There are 11 addresses with a collection quantity of no more than 1333 pieces. From the distribution of the head and tail, the airdrop rule is more like a linear bonus based on the integral above the basic guarantee. How many people are still holding coins among the top 100 addresses? Four addresses, one unsold; Two addresses sold a portion; There are 94 addresses left, and the balance has basically been cleared. In other words, a 0.2% token incentive resulted in the participation of over 5000 X accounts and a lot of discussion heat, but did not precipitate many long-term holders. However, from the perspective of the project team, this account is likely to be cost-effective, as it has bought considerable exposure and dissemination.