How can staking incentive mechanisms truly drive value growth? The current airdrop distribution scheme deserves a re-evaluation.

One feasible approach is to introduce a time factor. Ecological airdrops should not be simple static numerical thresholds, but need to consider two dimensions simultaneously: the scale of staking and the locking period. In other words, participants staking the same amount of 1 million should have a clear difference between a 12-month commitment and a 3-month lock-in in terms of rewards.

The benefits of this design are obvious — on one hand, it rewards genuine long-term holders; on the other hand, it avoids unfairness caused by using rigid numerical standards as the sole criterion. The core of the staking economy lies in the recognition of time value. Only by allowing participants to gain meaningful premiums for their commitment period can a stable ecosystem be established.