There are two options here:

they're there and real

In this event, the airdrop is really stake that previously existed in the blockchain's transactions. In that case, my father and I were robbed of 30 thousand dollars. If those transactions truly are legitimate, they are living proof that we, along with 300 other users, were robbed.

The other option is that the transactions have been voided.

In this event, the blockchain is not legitimate because it is not an accurate ledger (the one thing a blockchain should be).

On the one hand, the hive blockchain (and those who created it) has publicly robbed over 300 users.

On the other hand, the hive blockchain is not a legitimate blockchain.

Pick your poison. Perhaps the best decision would have been to leave damnation to God, and stand behind the principles that Hive claims. We did not vote for centralization, but Hive shot itself in the foot (I hope it hit an essential artery) by assuming that we did.