Recently, there are rumors that Blum is going to distribute tokens again. If you are still participating in Blum or want to start, you must first take a look at what the project party has done this past year. 😋

1⃣️Early involvement in Blum

I should be among the earliest participants in Blum, back when almost nobody was playing. I started participating around May last year, the initial model was click-click-click, sign in every 12 hours, 🈶 simple fake social tasks and invitations. Then, because Dogs released their token on Binance, the Tg game became popular. This project became a hit because the CEO was a former Vice President of Binance, and it was listed among Binance Labs projects (during August-September), rapidly gaining popularity and more activities.

2⃣️Expansion of Blum's business.

After gaining popularity, due to the fan base and player volume, Blum began to increase co-branded tasks and collaborated with other ecosystems to create tasks, drawing traffic from other ecosystems to earn advertising fees. Currently, there are nearly a hundred such collaborations, where retail investors earn meaningless BP points by completing tasks, providing data to the project party to earn partnership fees (in addition to co-branded tasks, there are also social tasks, on-chain tasks, video tasks, quiz tasks, and game tasks).

The popularity of the Tg project has decreased, but the market is booming, with many newcomers and studios entering to layout Blum, making Blum the next hot topic. (Invitation mechanism where everyone is trying to bring in more people for their own benefit, the project's invitation mechanism has changed from initially allowing one account to invite ten people to no limits, expanding everyone's invitation range)

Then Blum held a bizarre group activity and quiz activity, where joining the group was pointless and full of bugs, which was deleted after some time without resolution. The quiz activity involved everyone waiting for updates on the answers from Blum on Twitter every day, then answering questions to earn BP points, speculating on the token distribution rules.

3⃣️The norm of counter-pulling after Blum

As the Tg ecosystem has fully counter-pulled, especially after projects like Pixelverse, which is known for its extreme cases (only a few thousand people across the network received airdrops that they cannot claim, and the coin price has dropped by 99%, resulting in insider trading but they still can't withdraw the coins; the project has already Rugged), almost half of the players have stopped playing Tg projects. Blum has gained a million followers in this craze, started to launch a trading system, and allowed everyone to trade Memes through Tg’s built-in trading method, which is hardly used. Initially, some guessed that a few transactions might be needed for airdrops, but later Blum updated and introduced a Meme Point, requiring trading to earn this point, meaning that the previous BP points are almost useless. The BP points that had been sustained for more than half a year were abandoned, as the project party deviated from the Tg game itself and instead aimed to make money through exchanges. In reality, no one is trading here; now if you look, you can see that even the hottest coins on MemePad have few transactions. The project party kindly created a trading Bot, now when entering the game homepage, the trading Bot for Blum is right on the right side.

4⃣️Repeated hints about token distribution + the cycling of points.

Since last year's peak, there have been hints about token distribution, updates have hinted at it, updates in December hinted at it, and now it is explicitly stating token distribution.

In the past year, the signing-in Pua + brainless games + the CX invitation mechanism have led to BP points being replaced by Meme points. This project, which originally aimed for game entertainment and zero investment, now wants to become a professional trading Bot and token distribution platform (and it is very inconvenient to use on Tg).

In fact, the project party has already been very successful. Every day they post on Twitter, collaborate to earn a bit, then give everyone a few hundred BP point tasks to provide data, and finally make money through MemePad and the trading Bot. When they can’t make money anymore, they just issue a token on an exchange and dump it, giving everyone a few tokens to wrap things up neatly.

It's just that friends who have been signing in for half a year, looking for answers and answering dozens of questions, inviting dozens of people, completing hundreds of tasks, playing thousands of games, spending dozens of U gas, and still persisting are the ones who suffer, along with friends who regret leaving due to Tg being banned. 🥲 (The daily click-click-click game is really boring; those who have stuck with it and are still playing manually can only be said to be impressive; even running a script every day feels tiring.)

5⃣️I'm not Fud; the above is just stating facts.

Not Fud, but I do hope that when the token is distributed, my millions of BP points can earn me something. Last year, when everyone first entered, I already had hundreds of thousands of BP points. As everyone participated, my dozens of accounts had over ten million BP points, averaging hundreds of thousands of BP points per account. Later on, due to continuous Pua, I stopped interacting, waiting for the airdrop. After MemePad came out, I didn't log in to play anymore. Recently I've seen that everyone says they are going to distribute tokens, so I checked it out and no longer recognize this project, which prompted me to write down the project party's journey and what will happen next... Token distribution? 🤣

Attached image: After the craze last year, I called friends to join Blum, a bunch of quiz answers, and group friends' changing attitudes towards Blum during the New Year.

This article does not provide investment advice, only states objective facts. If you feel uncomfortable, please do not scold me; I apologize. 😭😭