On March 11, Charlie Rogers, chief marketing officer of Nillion, a privacy and secure computing network, issued a document clarifying the airdrop rules, saying that airdrops will be allocated based on three dimensions: community value, development contribution and verifier participation, adopting a value weighting system, and focusing on rewarding members who have made substantial contributions to the ecology. The project will eliminate multiple wallets, one-click nodes, and low-activity verifiers, and will not consider users who only submit 4 secrets and have no other participation (no pledge of any Ethereum, no role in Discord, no hold of Nill Pill NFT), and non-pledge verifiers who join after September 14, 2024.