The crypto community is discussing the upcoming W governance token airdrop for cross-chain protocol Wormhole, with eligible wallets spanning Solana, Ethereum, and more. But not everyone is happy with the wallet selection process, nor with the number of tokens allocated to certain users or communities. In an effort to clear up confusion about the airdrop, Wormhole published a series of posts on Monday detailing the airdrop process. The post reads, “Wormhole contributors have begun planning an equal airdrop that will maximize the opportunity to reward legitimate users of the protocol. The team is in the spirit of transparency and hopes to set a new standard for how projects communicate airdrops with users. According to the team, Wormhole “above all” seeks to reward users of the cross-chain protocol itself, and secondarily to bring in “critical multi-chain community groups.” According to the latest details about the project, more than 400,000 unique wallets are now eligible. Last week's tally was slightly lower than that. Wormhole said it works with blockchain data, with the help of data platform Allium, to “ensure that genuine Wormhole users are appropriately rewarded.” For community groups, the number of W tokens distributed varies greatly. For example, holders of the DeGods and y00ts NFTs will receive 2,000 W tokens per NFT, for a total of up to 5 NFTs, if verified by the Wormhole Discord server when the February 6 snapshot was taken. All these tokens will be available on the first day of the upcoming airdrop. But holders of the Mad Lads NFT on Solana will receive 16,000 W tokens each, albeit with one condition: Each user will only receive 3,200 tokens on the first day, with the rest every day for the next year All can be attributed. That is to say, holders of Mad Lads ended up receiving more tokens than holders of DeGods and y00ts.