The goal is not to spray tokens at anonymous wallets. The goal is to build a broad, verifiable space-industry community and make DNRG accessible to the people actually entering and building the field.
Space and aerospace students can be eligible for free allocations through transparent community programs and university outreach.
Engineers, scientists, researchers and operators can be included through identity-verified community initiatives.
University clubs, engineering teams, events and organizations can receive program allocations under published rules.
A web claim flow can display an allocation first and move DNRG on-chain only after the recipient connects a Stellar wallet and creates the required trustline.
Start with a small cohort of verified students and professionals rather than a public anonymous faucet.
Show the recipient's eligible DNRG allocation in the Space Industry profile system before any blockchain transfer occurs.
Existing users connect their own wallet. Beginner onboarding can later use reserve/fee sponsorship to reduce friction.
The recipient claims to a DNRG-enabled Stellar account. This limits wasted transfers, inactive accounts and bot farming.