The $BREV project's airdrop rules caught a lot of spot traders off guard.

Taking a closer look at this mechanism reveals the core issue — its distinctive feature is not reducing base scores, but rather adjusting through reduced deductions. What does this mean? Score inflation is severe. With no new alpha projects these days, everyone's scores naturally accumulate to absurd levels.

Based on the current situation, the 245-point tier very likely concentrates over 100,000 people. Once the airdrop launches, given this scale of participation, the distribution speed will be incredibly fast — possibly just a matter of minutes.

The project team clearly understands this, so sufficient preparation is absolutely necessary. Otherwise, how can they ensure the airdrop distributes smoothly? This design logic actually reflects the real situation of participant numbers in the current ecosystem: high attention, fierce competition, and everyone's expectations need to be kept in check.