Airdrop Army

Tomorrow marks the grand entrance of Catizen’s CATI token on TON. Yeah, the frenzy is real. This game’s got 35 million users trying to grab a slice of that sweet token pie, but things? They’re getting messy fast. Airdrop details? Out in the wild since last weekend, and man, some players ain’t happy.

Catizen’s Purr-fect Promise… or Not?

So, Catizen’s been in the game for a bit, but the real buzz started when this new airdrop got announced. CATI’s total supply hits a billion. And yeah, 43% was supposed to be for us, the community, but now, only 15% is landing in player pockets from this initial drop. Another 19% is locked for quarterly rewards, and then 9% is going for Binance’s staking rewards. Sounds like a lot, but let’s be real here—players are getting shafted.

Here’s the kicker. Some folks thought they’d get a big ol’ bag of tokens, but when the allocations dropped, reality hit hard. Lots of them only got single digits!

The Community’s Roar: What Happened?

Turns out, there were a lotta last-minute changes. Token allocation criteria? Not what we were told. Pluto Studio, the dev team behind Catizen, decided to tweak things, but they didn’t let us in on that until the weekend. Like, uh, transparency, much?

And players didn’t miss the fact that some of the 43% supply they were banking on got diverted to Binance users who staked other tokens. It’s like robbing Peter to pay Paul, and players ain’t feeling it. They’re shouting foul, and #catizenscam is blowin’ up on X right now.

The Shady Shift: Did Spending Players Get the Edge?

If you’re wondering how this whole thing really blew up, it’s because some players tried gaming the system. Boosting earnings? Yeah, it was happening. So instead of cracking down on those players, the Catizen team rewrote the rulebook. Now the criteria for getting more tokens? It favors players who spent actual money in the game. And that, my friend, ain’t sitting well with the free-to-play grinders who’ve been slogging it out for months.

Players spent ages grinding only to end up with barely a CATI or two. And for some of these hardcore fans? That’s a slap in the face.