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Speculation on Linea Airdrop Methodology (One of the most likely possible models based on everything they’ve done so far) - After sybil filtering and POH verification, Linea has a clean dataset of around 780k real wallets. Among them, users hold between 1 to 12,660 LXP. Based on past mechanics especially how LXP was distributed to Voyage NFT holders we can reverse-engineer a likely airdrop structure that’s logical, scalable, and fair. 📋 LXP is the Foundation, But Not Linearly Used: - Linea already mentioned there will be multipliers and thresholds. But the core of the drop is almost certainly still centered around LXP. And like the Voyage NFT → LXP distribution, this won’t be linear. In that drop, if someone held more Voyage NFTs, they didn’t just get x2 or x3 rewards. Instead, Linea applied a logarithmic stacking function with a curve factor of 0.3. Meaning: - First NFT = full points - Each next NFT = less value - Still stackable, but rewards taper as quantity increases They used the formula: min_points + (max_points - min_points) × (log(nft_balance) / log(max_nft_count))^curve This same kind of curve can logically be applied to LXP itself for token rewards. 📋 Applying the Same Logarithmic Formula to LXP: A wallet with high LXP won’t receive tokens linearly. The return on LXP slows down at higher levels just like NFT stacking. So the reward model likely looks like this: reward = min_tokens + (max_tokens - min_tokens) × (log(LXP_wallet) / log(12660))^C Where: - C is the curve factor (likely 0.3 to 0.4) - 12660 is the highest LXP seen in the wild - min_tokens and max_tokens are scaled dynamically within the allocation pool - This rewards higher contributors while preventing whales from taking everything The goal: benefit active users without overrewarding the TOP 0.1%. 📋 A Minimum LXP Threshold (~1,500): This is not to filter sybils, that’s already done. This is likely to set a minimum base allocation, i.e. if you’re under it, you: - Get a tiny base amount - Or you get nothing Why 1,500? Because even one Alpha NFT (from Voyage) gave ~1,715 LXP. And NFTs were airdropped to anyone who participated in testnet phases. So real users likely crossed 1.5k LXP easily. This makes it a reasonable threshold to: - Keep idle or low-effort claim wallets out of the main reward pool - Ensure low-volume users still had a fair shot if they did anything meaningful 📋 LXP-Based Allocation + Activity-Based Multipliers: Once the base reward is calculated via LXP + log curve, the final token allocation might be multiplied by onchain activity factors. These multipliers could include: ▫️Pre-Dencun gas spend on Linea ▫️Activity across multiple distinct months, not just 1-week farming ▫️Ethereum mainnet history ▫️ENS holder ▫️Held Voyage NFTs (already counted in LXP, but may get a bonus multiplier) ▫️Held ecosystem assets (@efrogs_on_linea NFT, Other tokens such as @LinusOnLinea, @FoxyLinea, etc) ▫️Used bridges or LP’d into Linea-native assets ▫️Deployed contracts or created relayer interactions These factors aren’t primary weightings they’re multipliers applied post-curve, so as not to override LXP logic. They would increase the reward by 5–50% depending on how many were matched.

🧵 Why Kaito Yappers Community is getting out of control?

So we’re just gonna sit here and act like @union_build hasn’t been quietly cooking for months while CT was busy chasing every other “modular this, zk that” trend? You wanted real infra? Not another EVM fork with a marketing budget? Then look again. This isn’t just some interoperability gimmick. Union’s trying to stitch together the mess everyone else left behind. If they actually pull off this Kaito move before TGE, y’all are gonna pretend you were early. You weren’t. You just ignored it because it wasn’t loud enough. Watch closely.

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