Actually, compared to any other cryptocurrency, whose either used an ICO as a way to launch their tokens, or doing weird airdrops that end up distributing all the tokens to only a handful of people taking advantage of Sybil Attack vulnerabilities and such, we're pretty proud of the current, already very even distribution.

Technically, in the long-term, you won't even need any kind of hardware to get Cates: you will just have to send a transaction to the network, and will be funded with Cates (just 1 Cate, but still; you won't need any sort of hardware to get that one.)

In the longterm, once the number of transactions go past the 20tx/s threshold, there will be more Cates created by this feature than with Proof-of-Work, making it a fairer, more broadly distributed supply, from which anyone could "tap off".