This is the first post of yours which I don't agree with your viewpoint.
BTC is plain and simple and well known for the newbies. It's just an entry point to crypto.
People will learn on the go. I find out that with an empty stomach the learning process tends to be much faster, though. Of course, they will lose some money in that process. We all did. Right?
Every education is expensive, except in socialist countries. Most of the airdrops require you to download and use some kind of wallet. Later on, you can transfer your coins wherever you like. You started with one wallet and exchange. How many do you have now?
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I like when people disagree me because it offers me perspective. You have a point here, but the idea is that Bitcoin is about freedom of choice. If I were the president I would airdrop the $30 worth of BTC on any address any individual would choose. Would still have to somehow register the airdrop so the guys won't shill too many address and get "overaidropped".
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