Who should have had it airdropped to them? Just the like 10,000 people who had accounts at the time? The airdrop was done this way for a reason. To get the largest amount of people involved over time and to encourage continued growth instead of a giant pump and dump that lasted a week and left a few people with the entire supply.

The thing about this coin is right now the use case is based on the percentage of the total supply at the time held.

Let's take vouchers for CL packs as an example. If they said you get one voucher for every ten tokens you hold, the added supply would make it much easier and therefore cheaper to get the amount you needed for the amount of vouchers you wanted. But that's not what they are doing. Instead they are giving out a fixed amount of vouchers based on the percentage of the whole each person has at the time. If the supply is bigger it means you need even more to keep the same percentage and get the vouchers.

And I don't think anyone is comparing it to bitcoin in all possible ways. Clearly there are differences with bitcoin and how it developed that extend far beyond price movement. The point I think was just that supply is constantly added and it still goes generally up.

Supply doesn't happen in a vacuum.

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