Looking at Hyperliquid's airdrop process, don't we see a problem? The registration mechanism is designed too strictly. People follow the project, share it well in advance, but get lost at the registration step. Why? Paperwork, complex verification... The result: even interested users can't receive the airdrop, missing out while dealing with other projects.

This situation is ridiculous. Wouldn't it be more sensible for the system, which identifies genuine supporters and early followers, to directly distribute airdrops to them? Keeping registration conditions too strict doesn't protect the project; it only excludes those who deserve it. It needs to be simplified.