I genuinely feel bad for the team, they did their best. But People and farmers are too greedy; all they care about is money. Tbh, Eclipse hasn’t had the best reputation so far, and the path we’ve chosen is extremely risky. But in the end, we’ll rise again exactly where we fell.
I’ve been in crypto for 5 years, and I’ve never seen anything quite like the Eclipse airdrop.
Sharing my thoughts, not to create division, but to offer perspective.
On $ES Dumping:
Airdrops can be life changing. If someone chose to sell their allocation, I genuinely wish them well.
Crypto was always about freedom. Freedom to act, to hold, to sell.
I doubled down, doesn’t mean you have too as well.
On the ASC Allocation Drama:
If you bought an @asclubnft NFT purely for the airdrop, even after the Founder told not to...
I get the frustration. But expectations have to meet reality. The guidance was always transparent.
Personally, I’m thankful. The panic gave me a chance to pick up some awesome ASCs.
On the Eclipse Airdrop:
No airdrop is perfect. And yes, emotions are running high. But what I saw here was a thoughtful, community first approach something rare in this industry.
If you came in looking to extract quick value without engaging, I understand the disappointment… but that's not on @EclipseFND .
The team went above and beyond to reward those who showed up, contributed, and believed.
In my view? It was handled better than 99% of modern airdrops.
On the Alucard Criticism:
@Alucard_eth dedication speaks for itself, constantly online, engaging, hosting AMAs deep into the night.
You don’t have to agree with every decision. Healthy debate is good.
But the personal attacks and death threats? Completely unacceptable. We can and must be better than that.
Bottom Line:
I love this project. I love this community. And I know that once the noise settles, the real builders and believers will still be here stronger than ever.
I’m more bullish than I’ve ever been on Eclipse 2.0.
Eclipse everything. Click by click.