do you consider people that are looking  for genuine money through airdrop as addict? What's your definition of addiction? Just so you know, airdrop has been ongoing for years back and a lot of people have benefited from mining it in the past and this is no different. I know that this made the headlines because of the large number of active participants it has managed to attract but that doesn't mean that participant are addict.

If you've ever done a promotion for a company that allows you to work for a period of one months after which your service would no longer be needed and that how much you're paid for doing the promotion is dependent on the number of active engagement you're able to do within the months, if you're going to be sincere with yourself you will know that nothing else will make any sense to you outside of getting the best out of the month.  All the miners have just this month to mine as much as they are able to after which they have to pay if they are going to get the tap swap token, what do you expect them to do? It's not addiction but it's rather called hustling and even if it didn't pay them as they might have expected, remember they didn't pay a dime to mine the stuff so regardless of the outcome, they didn't loose anything to be honest.