It's a bit outrageous. I was really looking forward to the airdrop, but the project team deliberately delayed the distribution until just after midnight on the 30th, starting at 00:01. It feels like they're just making things difficult for participants. This move really makes it hard not to complain. Is this the standard process for Web3 projects?
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0xLuckbox
· 7h ago
The trick of issuing rewards at the deadline is really clever, almost written with the words "deliberately making things difficult."
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pumpamentalist
· 7h ago
I'm stunned, this kind of operation is really incredible... Just one minute earlier and it could be sent on time, but you had to mess around with this?
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RugResistant
· 7h ago
analyzed the timestamp delay thoroughly - classic pattern. 1 minute past deadline screams either incompetence or intentional exploit to trigger edge-case failures in claim logic. ngl, seen this vector before with poorly audited contracts. needs immediate inspection of their smart contract code tbh, likely unsafe implementation for snapshot validation.
It's a bit outrageous. I was really looking forward to the airdrop, but the project team deliberately delayed the distribution until just after midnight on the 30th, starting at 00:01. It feels like they're just making things difficult for participants. This move really makes it hard not to complain. Is this the standard process for Web3 projects?