The much-anticipated Blum listing has turned out to be a major disappointment for its community. Despite the hype, the majority of participants roughly 90% were left without any token allotment. Even among the lucky 10% who did receive tokens, most were granted a meager 35 tokens, raising serious questions about the transparency and fairness of the distribution process.
Many in the crypto community are now labeling the Blum airdrop a scam, accusing the project of exploiting community interest to build hype without delivering real value. This event serves as yet another reminder of the increasing number of deceptive airdrops in the crypto space.
As such, it's perhaps time for investors and enthusiasts to reevaluate their involvement in these so-called "airdrops." The promise of free tokens often comes with hidden costs, wasted time, lost data, and shattered trust. Moving forward, due diligence and skepticism should guide participation in any airdrop initiative.