This is why TIA stakers haven't and will never get more than a 47 airdrop Let's do a thought experiment Say your a airdrop designer for a project The questions floats if we should airdrop to TIA stakers If so what would the criteria and distribution look like Currently there are 315,240 Unique TIA stakers We can see the bulk of these are in the sub 10 and sub 100 staked TIA brackets So lets break it down more Over 53k wallets have 1.7 TIA or less staked So we can easily cut out anything 8 tia and under to remove "sybils/ low quality users" Then we can tier out the follow buckets 9-20 TIA staked = 53,750 users 20.1-51 TIA staked = 69,240 users 51.1-101 TIA staked = 37,438 users 102-202 TIA staked = 17,408 users 203-1000 TIA staked = 10,632 users 1000+ TIA staked = fvck them their rich and delusional enough to be staking that much TIA so no airdrop for this cohort Total users 188,468 If your a project it doesn't really make sense to airdrop more than 1-2% of your total supply to another "side" / not your main community So lets say you have 1.5% total supply to allocate and you launch at a 500M FDV (more than most projects these days) That's 7.5M to go to all TIA stakers If I were to tier it up it would look like something like this (main point is amount needs to up per tier): Even if your in the "high quality user" cohort of 51-101 TIA staked the average user in this group will only get 47 TLDR - the math doesn't math There are simply too many TIA stakers Projects would have to allocate too "large" of an amount of their total supply to give an "impactful" amount + would have to launch at a reasonably high FDV (500M FDV) + VC shill fest, large investors can earn TIA from their locked TIA tokens and sell them continuously This is why you've never gotten a airdrop for staking TIA that was even worth your time to claim @TaikiMaeda2