@cryptunez This would seem true IF you choose not to acknowledge the fact that many felt sidelined, overshadowed, undervalued, ineligible, and ruthlessly mocked.
@AVaderDegen@monad They screwed up big time by not distributing rewards to their REAL testnet users which was a big mistake and could have secured a lot more activity for them on mainnet. They can still turn this around if they choose to reward community better.
@offixialOlawale@Infinit_Labs Myself I tried very hard to become community and in the end I have 50 GTD whitelists I cannot mint. I would have supported these projects.
@offixialOlawale@Infinit_Labs facts.
I know it's unpopular opinion, but imagine they also rewarded their real testnet users who tried hard to blend themselves into a community where they felt welcomed at first. I believe even a small drop of tokens to these individuals could have made a huge difference.
@Smolder_AR yes but they airdropped tokens to ETH and SOL "power users" who have "historically generated significant value onchain" - these users should be showing up any day now to start buying NFTs and trenching ๐๐
a.k.a. The Monad masterclass in marketing
@billmondays@retiredchaddev Mock and betray real testnet users
Insult "community" by airdropping more to outside KOLs
Apriori follows lead - insider claims 60% of airdrop with 14,000 wallets
Chog appears to be max extraction
Community fractures when they wake up to the signs