I'm not the right person to ask on the kinetiq:native airdrop here tbh because I'm clearly biased All the kPoints I received were by just staking kinetiq:native and holding a little kHYPE, I basically did nothing special or intentional outside of the usual to "farm" them. So from my perspective as a kinetiq:native buyer here, I'm like cool, buying some more at a discount to spot for really not doing much. And for reference, if I really wanted to, I still could have just went and exercised at $0.26 and sold higher here and locked in a free $10,000 or so profit, which wouldn't be bad in airdrop world. This is a very common way of doing things at big tech companies with stock options etc. Pretty new concept for crypto though so better education/communication or expectation setting would have helped a ton. If you're an existing holder/investor and didn't want to get a massive supply increase that historically gets dumped, you're probably pretty content here. If you're a guy who was intentionally trying to farm @Markets_xyz volume to get his allocation and didn't buy any, then you're justifiably pretty upset and disappointed. I will say there though that intentionally trying to "farm" airdrops still comes with risks, you can't just expect to provide less value to the token than the equity you'll receive back every time. You have a cost of farming and hope that you read the tea leaves well and think the team will reward that cost more. Same thing happens all the time with Pendle YT speculators. There's guys out there still farming a future TradeXYZ airdrop and paying real fees for something that, imo, will never come End of the day, I'm buying more because it's a chance to buy lower, if you are disappointed or feel betrayed then I can sympathize there too. I never really factored the airdrop into my bull or bear case. Supply comes on market, price finds its level, fundamentals prevail. Honestly, as I said in my $HYPE S3 airdrop post, I kinda hate the expectations placed on tokens for these airdrops past the first round these days. Like these are real cash flow generating companies now, not memecoins. They need to be run like companies, and there's a fine line between onboarding new users and dilluting existings ones I was buying north of $0.40 yesterday after the Ascend news, maybe I'll get the chance to buy south of $0.30 today. It'll all be good entries for where I think price is headed.