The Camp Network token airdrop, intended to draw attention to the project, became a source of discontent among users due to strict requirements and hidden costs.
Massive Airdrop and Disappointment
Over the summer, Camp Network launched an ambitious airdrop campaign that saw over six million wallets participate. Yet, only about forty thousand addresses qualified for rewards, resulting in disappointment for the majority who actively participated but were left out of the rewards.
Registration Problem and User Discontent
Even those who passed the initial filter faced new barriers. Users had to pay a registration fee of approximately ten dollars to claim their rewards. This led to immediate backlash on social media, forcing the project to cancel the fee, although trust had already been significantly damaged.
Limited Access to Rewards
For those who cleared all hurdles, the rewards were still limited. Only twenty percent of tokens were unlocked at launch, while others remained locked. Users needed CAMP tokens to cover gas fees, necessitating the purchase of tokens from exchanges, leaving many trapped in a situation where they qualified yet could not access their rewards.
The Camp Network airdrop, intended as a significant step for the project, highlights how trust can be fractured through complicated rules and hidden costs. This incident emphasizes the importance of transparency and accessibility within the cryptocurrency community.
