UXLINK S3 Anti-Withdrawal Diary TELL ME WHY @UXLINK Official
I just participated in the UXLINK Season 3 airdrop task, rewards could be claimed yesterday, but unfortunately, I experienced another anti-withdrawal. To this, I just want to say to myself, I bet wrong again, let's continue to work hard on the next project.
The S3 community promised an airdrop of 3.077%, and the final actual number of tokens distributed was about 18 million. Doesn't that sound okay at first glance?
But in reality, out of this 18 million, only about 2 million were distributed to retail investors, with over 15 million tokens sold through NFTs. Purchasing NFTs is at least unrelated to the domestic market, only users from Japan and South Korea can participate. Anyway, I couldn't participate and ultimately experienced anti-withdrawal.
I should have staked tokens worth over $1000, with a return of about $200.
So why did I believe in staking?
During Season 2, the official promised a 10% airdrop, with staking returns reaching 1:8, so even if Season 3 calculated a reduction by three times, the staking return rate could still reach 1:2.6, which seemed like it could yield a small profit, thus I fell into the trap.
I won't elaborate too much on the anti-withdrawal, I just want to ask the official @UXLINK Official , after excluding NFTs, how many airdrop tokens are left for regular players in terms of U-score?
How is it distributed?
Through the staking contract address, we can see 0x3BA6a815E11a7842ADfca0E96e22343172db761B
The amount of UXLINK staked in S3 is about 1.5 million, based on this calculation, the staking return rate is at least around 1:1, while the actual return rate received by users is between 1:0.2 and 0.3. How is this calculated?
So where did the other airdrop shares go? Why is it that the originally limited airdrop shares of the tokens have inexplicably decreased by two-thirds?
Tell me why, baby, why?
