Influencers are good at attracting new users to new projects, but they themselves are incapable of maintaining the necessary activity in projects. That's why in my opinion after the airdrops, activity in the projects drops so much. Judging by the communication of users in cryptocurrency channels and chat rooms, ordinary users for whom the projects are created are often left with nothing or with such tiny airdrops that they have nothing to do but sell them, because it just doesn't make sense to put such a sum into staking. Experienced sybils have money and experience on their side, so even if they don't get the airdrop on all their accounts, it's still an impressive amount. If you honestly do the activity on one account, it's a lottery and since the projects are decentralized, no one is responsible for anything. Many who came for airdrops and failed either gave up or concluded that it is better to have a hundred accounts than one and went to the dark side. And in my opinion this trend is only growing.