How should the airdrop reward distribution be?

I am curious about the comments of everyone who reads the title. Let’s consider the reward pools of each factor separately. Let’s decide how big the reward pools should be. Basically, I prefer to divide the rewards into 4 main headings. You can add or remove them

Total airdrop made to users 100%

LXP 50%
LXPL 25%
Wallet activity 22%
NFT Collections Special Groups 3%
(3% may seem small, but if we consider that Linea will make an airdrop of 1 billion dollars, with 3 percent, you can distribute a thousand dollars to 30 thousand people each.)

For example, let’s consider a wallet that accumulates LXP and LXPL and owns an EFROG. This wallet will receive a separate reward from the LXP and LXPL reward pools according to the number of LXP and LXPL it has. If airdrop is made to EFROG owners, it will also receive a reward for being an EFROG owner. In addition, if the wallet activity is good enough to receive a reward, the wallet activity will also receive a reward from the reward pool.

Oh yeah, guys, more rewards for obvious actions, less for the non-obvious ones (because your influencer shepherds didn’t write about them - so unfair). Liquidity doesn’t matter either (since you obviously don’t have any, lol). Let’s toss a few cents to the community, because clearly, doing obvious things like inflating transaction counts, volumes, and fake contract interactions is way more important and valuable.

Good job! AMAZING PROPOSAL as always

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Sorry dude, disagreeing with you doesn’t make me a sheep. What I wrote above are very logical and valid ideas for me.