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TLDR - I would aim for at least 10% for core this extra % can either being taken from the RFP portion or the amount slated for future drops (shaving an extra 1.5% from each year of future drop would provide an additional 4.5% to go towards core for example) @PrimordialAA While a "benchmark" of zkSync dropping 17.5% is probably too high for most projects no protocol receiving more than $100 million in financing should ever really less than 10% in the first drop (even if its just purely from an optics perspective), its just a feel bad for most early users, especially when this is stretched over the course of 2 years of interacting Seems like for future drop your averaging around 5%/ year over the next 3 years By this logic since LayerZero has been here for about two years wouldn't it make sense to have at least 10.2% for the first drop (5.1% /year?) The largest error that projects make is thinking that by starting with lesser percentages and gradually preparing more rounds of airdrops with higher percentages, they will keep users. Actually, people are more concerned about the proportion of the initial airdrop especially if the interaction time before TGE long (around 1-2 years) Marketing is significantly more successful when done in one big, well-compensated airdrop at the beginning rather than in several rounds