Recently, I saw the most professional analysis discussions about the LIT Airdrop. Interestingly, some of the previous commitments made by the project party seem to raise a question mark.
For example, the logic that points and tokens are positively correlated, and the guarantee that tokens will not be reclaimed after distribution—I'm a bit confused about how the project party operates this? It is said that there are quite a few wallets in the front row addresses that are indeed controlled by the project party, so do they just directly top up the addresses with more points and then filter the low guarantee addresses?
This issue is indeed worth considering. If the front-row address becomes a tool for the project party, then the fairness of the entire points system has been problematic from the very beginning.
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RooftopReserver
· 9h ago
It's the same old trap again, the points system has been broken from the start, and the front row is all filled with people from the project party.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 9h ago
The on-chain footprints are too clear; the early Address Wallet flow can be easily traced.
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HashBard
· 9h ago
nah the allocation mechanics are giving "promise everything, deliver the theater" energy. points-to-tokens correlation? more like correlation to wallet proximity tbh. if devs really are stuffing front rows with their own addresses then whole airdrop narrative just becomes fan fiction nobody asked for fr
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 9h ago
lmao the points-to-token correlation was always sus if you actually ran the math. front-running their own airdrop? that's just classic value extraction with extra steps. gas fees for nothing.
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hodl_therapist
· 9h ago
It's another good show; the points system has been a joke since the day it was designed.
Recently, I saw the most professional analysis discussions about the LIT Airdrop. Interestingly, some of the previous commitments made by the project party seem to raise a question mark.
For example, the logic that points and tokens are positively correlated, and the guarantee that tokens will not be reclaimed after distribution—I'm a bit confused about how the project party operates this? It is said that there are quite a few wallets in the front row addresses that are indeed controlled by the project party, so do they just directly top up the addresses with more points and then filter the low guarantee addresses?
This issue is indeed worth considering. If the front-row address becomes a tool for the project party, then the fairness of the entire points system has been problematic from the very beginning.