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EdgeX Airdrop, what happened? After the @edgeX_exchange TGE, many users reacted negatively to the airdrop. Reasons: 1. Users with the same number of points received different amounts of tokens. 2. About 14% of the total supply went to partners and liquidity providers. This was announced suddenly in X post, with no explanation. So a large part of the airdrop didn't go to regular users. The team also split the airdrop between Points and XP, which reduced rewards even more. 3. Many users collected points early and often spent money to do it. In the end, the value they received was much lower than expected. 4. A large share of tokens also stayed with the team. That may help support the token price, but it hurts trust and the project’s reputation. Another weak sign: the mcap of $MARU is now higher than $EDGE. What the team did: - locked about 14% of tokens for 1y to reduce selling pressure - said these tokens were meant as rewards for liquidity partners My result: I got 317 points after I 1st posted about this airdrop here. I claimed them, but the final value was under $150. The tokens are still locked. Cases like this are common in a bear market. I still continued with @variational_io It is still in closed beta, so the number of users is small. The launch is expected closer to Q3, when market conditions may be better. omni.variational.io/?ref=OMNIOA3ZO…

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