2026-01-06 09:27:17

The airdrop rules for the $BREV project caught many spot traders off guard.

A careful look at this mechanism reveals the core issue — it doesn't lower the base score but adjusts by reducing deductions. What does this mean? Scores are experiencing severe inflation. With no new alpha projects lately, everyone's scores naturally pile up to ridiculous levels.

Currently, the 245-point tier likely has over 100,000 participants. Once the airdrop begins, given this scale of participation, the distribution will be incredibly fast — it might really be just a matter of a minute.

The project team is obviously aware of this, so thorough preparation is definitely necessary. Otherwise, how can they ensure the airdrop is distributed smoothly? This design logic actually reflects the current reality of participation in the ecosystem: high enthusiasm, intense competition, and everyone's expectations need to be lowered.

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RektDetective

· 01-09 08:49

This mechanism is really outrageous. Instead of reducing the base score, they are actually deducting points. This is clearly secretly easing the process. Hundreds of thousands of people are stuck at 245 points waiting for the airdrop. When the time comes, it will be gone in just a few seconds after the gate opens. The project team must be well aware of this.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-06 12:45

It's the same old inflation trick again; someone with a score of 245 probably has to queue up and wait to die. Gone in a minute? The wool pullers have already snatched it all.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-06 09:56

245 minutes, this level is insanely intense... It feels like being eliminated in seconds is a reasonable expectation.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-06 09:41

This mechanism is really outrageous. Scores pile up without dropping, and in the end, everyone ends up with 245 points. Airdrop day is probably going to crash.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-06 09:40

The 245-minute tier is really a trap, with 100,000 people rushing for a wave, and it's so fast that you can't react in time before it's gone.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 01-06 09:37

It's the same airdrop trick again... Putting together a bunch of people with a score of 245 like an ant nest, and they'll really be gone in a second then.

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