Arthur Hayes: Testnet Faucet via DID Keys, FLOP Airdrop Tied to Testnet Activity

Tying faucet access to DID keys is a notable design choice: it makes testnet participation identity-gated rather than purely open, which could filter for more deliberate users but also raises questions about how access is granted and who qualifies. Linking the FLOP airdrop to testnet activity turns the testnet into a distribution mechanism, not just a testing ground. Whether this approach meaningfully improves fairness or simply shifts sybil resistance to the DID layer is the open question worth watching.