Tonight's $KGEN has been divided into two stages: the qualification line for the first stage is 210, and the qualification line for the second stage is 190. I looked at it, and the 100 tokens from the airdrop are currently valued at 65U. I think Binance intentionally divided it into two stages. From my personal perspective, this approach is quite good. Binance's actions are not randomly designed, but rather aimed at optimizing user experience, market stability, and platform growth. Below is my logical breakdown, which has four core benefits:
1. Enhancing fairness and inclusivity: Traditional one-time airdrops can easily be snatched up by 'whales' (large holders or highly active users), leaving little opportunity for small retail investors or newcomers. After dividing into stages, the first stage rewards loyal users (who accumulate high points through long-term trading or staking), while the second stage is open to more people, resembling a 'tiered benefits system.' The result is reduced complaints, leading to a healthier ecosystem—think about it, if everyone has some hope, participation enthusiasm will be higher, rather than being monopolized by a few.