The blockchain’s users are unhappy with a minimum wallet holding criteria that excludes them from the airdrop, and an unlock schedule that quickly rewards investors.
Starknet’s active users have dropped significantly over the past seven days amid growing grievances over its Starknet Provisions Program airdrop.
The Ethereum layer-2 blockchain’s active users climbed from under 20,000 on Feb. 9 to a nearly three-month high of over 220,500 on Feb. 14, Starkscan data shows, as users and airdrop farmers flocked to the network hoping to get an allocation.
However, after Starknet shared details for its drop slated for Feb. 20 — active users plummeted to near pre-announcement levels. On Feb. 19, the network saw just over 84,000 active accounts.
