Implementing a Hybrid Token Distribution Model: Combining Tier-Based Allocation with Proportional Distribution Within Tiers and Gas Fee Adjustments

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@user1669

This entire post is creating a solution to a problem that DOEN’T EXIST, aka. SYBIL REMOVAL. Hence this “solution” became the problem. LXP tiered drop is just replacing the industrial farmers with non-industrial farmers in the top tier. Which means, the community still gets the dust. This is the opposite of decentralization.

So no, he never debunk anything or tried to have an actual convo. He and you are just copying and pasting again and again. Case in point, what you just did. And do read my replies.

Wait is it that you don’t understand English or what?
I just provided you with all the questions you asked and the answers given to you.
Why are you repeating the same question that has been answered over and over? He has answered all your redundant questions but I’m not surprised because all the farmers will be fucked with this model, even if you have 20 or 30 low wallets accounts you still will not gain excessive advantage to someone with 1 or two accounts, so I personally understand why you are upset on this model, the only model that is a threat to you, what a coincidence but crying here over and over will not change anything.

@user1669

This entire post is creating a solution to a problem that DOEN’T EXIST, aka. SYBIL REMOVAL. Hence this “solution” became the problem

This statement also shows how ignorant you are, maybe because you just joined the server yesterday.
The author of the post have been providing valuable insight and data analysis about this same issue way even before the nansen filter.

@dfox

There is lots of good discussion all over the forum. I’d love to respond in all of them but it’s not feasible; instead I listen and try to guide us towards a solution that is considered fair by the majority of people (accepting that no solution can be perfect). More on this in the coming days.

I don’t personally agree with everything in this thread but the fact that the discussion is happening with thoughtful replies (shout out to @Kanenz as well for the data analysis) is encouraging and healthy imo.

Which is also validated by nansen sybil analysis