This is awesome. Espresso is launching their airdrop using holder scores (an idea I proposed last year), programmatically rewarding users who held previous airdrops in their own airdrop. First step toward a user building long-term reputation by how they behave in the airdrop. Basically, jeeters get less tokens. This is exactly how any bookbuilding process works; it's how businesses choose their partners, how founders choose VCs, and with the help of a little data analysis, it can now be how projects can choose their initial holders. Cool to see! Curious how this plays out in the holding data for $ESP after it launches. (You can see from the comments that airdrop farmers hate it, which is a feature IMO)