Airdrops are not the primary reason for a project's failure; rather, the true challenges lie in the community's sentiment and the project's ongoing development post-airdrop. We’ve seen examples like ME, BLUR, X2Y2, and LooksRare, which have faced difficulties but continue to persist in the market. Success takes time, and it may require one, two, or even five years to fully materialize. Furthermore, I believe airdrops serve as a way to share revenue with early supporters while also boosting a project’s marketing and public relations efforts.