The Eigen Foundation recently announced a plan to distribute 100 EIGEN tokens to over 280,000 wallet owners, signaling a departure from their previous strategy due to community concerns about token liquidity.

In response, the foundation adjusted its airdrop policy to be more inclusive and flexible. This change was prompted by feedback from community members dissatisfied with the initial restrictions on token trading. The foundation's revised approach, detailed in a recent article, includes minimum token allocations for participants in Season 1 and Season 2 airdrops.

Moreover, the foundation has addressed past errors and committed to accommodating eligible members who were previously excluded from participation. These developments underscore the importance of community engagement in cryptocurrency projects and highlight the evolving nature of cryptocurrency regulations.