From your whitepaper:
The solution is to require that users claim the ECL they are entitled to. This can be done easily
through any wallet that supports ECL. At launch, the only such wallet is the platform's official
Plato wallet, tied to the ArchimeDEX exchange. though additional interfaces created by
third-party developers are expected to appear in the upcoming months.
Since the Ethereum network snapshot is scheduled for August 27, I wonder how many additional interfaces by third-party developers have been created so far? If a wallet tied to the ArchimeDEX exchange is the only option, I doubt you will have a very successful airdrop.
ArchimeDEX is open-source, so that any user can access the
code to verify that the wallet cannot be used to hack their existing wallet or steal their ether.
Where can we find the source code?
Besides, why you don't have a representative on this forum who will actively participate in discussions and answer questions from members?