The protocol could've been straightforward: allocate fee sharing to the top 10-15 wallet holders, then take a modest dev cut. Simple. Instead, what we're seeing now? A dozen accounts hoarding the rewards while the rest scramble for scraps. Every allocation attempt triggers a new round of FUD. People are frustrated—the mechanism's become a spectacle rather than an incentive. Community members want fairness baked into the fee structure, not endless fighting over who deserves what. It's a missed opportunity to design something that actually aligns interests.