Ok, maybe I should explain the idea of the AirDrop lottery again:

There is no fair distribution. There will always be people who get something or even get more and others get nothing. So the goal of the distribution is not fairness. The goal must be - with the resources available - to reach as many people as possible. With a weekly raffle of $ 25K from the official team, attention could be generated for many months at a much lower cost than previous Airdrops. By the height of the possible profit new users are attracted. A 25K USD profit is a life-changing event. This makes the rounds. Next you need bytes in the wallet for the lottery. Saving bytes (linking, not spending, like the existing lottery - just linking!) to the raffle could stimulate the market and raise prices. Nothing attracts more new people in the crypto universe, like rising prices! This is how the crypto market works (unfortunately). I think the topic of mass adaptation in the crypto world is only about the widest possible number of users. There must be many users and only then come the shops. Not the other way around. Therefore, the goal must be to get as many people on the platform as possible.

Calculation example: Even with the currently low byte price 600 raffles could be made with the remaining distribution fund paying a 25,000 USD profit each. Such a weekly raffle would be possible for years. Of course it makes no sense to do this for years, the example is only to show how long you can operate with the Fund such an Airdrop lottery.