I personally feel that the current alpha airdrop rules still have issues:
1. The point deduction is too low, 15 points; a studio might be able to receive 3 airdrops within a 15-day cycle. I think a deduction of 25 points is a reasonable value, as studios would essentially only receive 2 airdrops in 15 days. Meanwhile, the middle score range (175-190 points, where the majority of retail investors should fall) could receive 1 airdrop in 15 days as well, and this way, both sides would not lose motivation; missing even one day would mean missing out on an airdrop.
2. Restore the lucky draw, but change the rules for the lucky draw. The prize pool should consist of unclaimed tokens, and the point deduction should be appropriately reduced. Do not distribute the remaining tokens to those eligible for the claim. Studios are making a fortune and might intentionally hold a batch of accounts to occupy positions without consuming points for redemption eligibility; this feels like malicious competition.
3. Is it possible to redesign the rules? For example, set a minimum qualifying score and then allow individuals to voluntarily invest points (with specified personal and overall caps). The distribution could be based on the ratio of invested points to total points.