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The CFI airdrop is finally open for checking, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens.
I stuck with that project in the Ethos ecosystem for several months, completing tasks, and finally made it into the top 50. But honestly, the amount I received was just disappointing. To be honest, the returns aren’t even as good as randomly joining an event on a top-tier platform—assuming you can even get a spot.
If you’re interested, you can check your own wallet address to see how much you got. As for me, I’m a bit let down; the effort just doesn’t match the reward at all. You see this kind of thing a lot in crypto, but every time it still feels unfair.
Here we go again, grinding tasks for three months isn't even close to what top projects give in a day.
Ethos is really underperforming here, might as well move to another ecosystem.
Checked it, my share is so pitiful I can't even look at it.
The input and output just don't match at all—classic crypto move.
How are there still people expecting to get rich from this kind of airdrop?
1 billion tokens sounds like a lot, but once it's spread out, it's basically nothing.
If the top 50 are like this, what about the rest? Total bloodbath.
Every time I say I've learned my lesson, but next time I'm still F5ing nonstop. Hopeless.
Might as well wait for a new launch instead of grinding these tasks—way more satisfying.
Checked it out, and sure enough, it’s the same old trick of cutting leeks.
These kinds of events in the crypto space are really just a gamble on luck, I wasted several months for nothing.
But honestly, the project quality on Ethos was pretty mediocre to begin with.
That’s why I only participate in top-tier events now, really not touching small projects anymore.
If I calculate the input and output, it’s better to just buy the coins directly.
Unbelievable, the top 50 get treated like air.
Next time someone asks me to do tasks, I’ll just flat out refuse.