As Cointelegraph reported, Starknet's active user count has declined significantly over the past seven days amid growing dissatisfaction with the Starknet Provisions program's jettison.

Active users on the Ethereum layer 2 blockchain rose from fewer than 20,000 on Feb. 9 to a nearly three-month high of more than 220,500 on Feb. 14, according to Starkscan data, as users and hunters airdrops flooded the network in the hope of being assigned.

However, after Starknet shared details of the February 20 airdrop, active users dropped to near pre-announcement levels. As of February 19, the network had just over 84,000 active accounts.

Starknet users and their community complained about the airdrop criteria, which stated that users with less than 0.005 Ether (worth about $10 at the time) in their accounts on November 15, 2023 would be excluded from distribution of tokens.

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Starknet said in a Feb. 19 statement that the solutions require “time to research, design and test.”

Another controversial detail is the token unlock schedule, which will reward Starknet investors and early backers with 1.3 billion STRK – or about 1.3 billion of the total supply – on April 15, just two months after launch.

For comparison, around 700 million STRK, or around 10% of the total supply, will be distributed on February 20.

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