Answered a core question: She already has 1,800 bitcoins, how can she earn money from airdrops???

Answer: The BTC is not hers, she got a bunch of big brothers to help her get it, she wanted to make a lot of money, but because it was fake TVL, the extra benefits were reduced, and she probably couldn't explain to the big brothers, so she started to "protect her rights", and the copywriting was full of "misleading".

What is "fake TVL"?

The "fake TVL" in this incident is actually some historical heritage of Merlin back then. Many people in the circle know about these things. In order to get TVL, Merlin got a bunch of big players. These people don't need to put the money on Merlin, but put it in a custodial account and lock it up, and it's still on the Bitcoin mainnet, and then map the corresponding mBTC on Merlin to earn points.

When Solv was first launched, it was in the Merlin ecosystem. Therefore, for the cold start, a lot of "fake TVL" flowed into the Solv protocol. Solv was later separated from Merlin to isolate it. All TVLs in the future are also real (there is no way to fake TVL on BSC and Arb). If it is listed on Binance this time, the profit distribution mechanism will inevitably be adjusted.

At this time, Solv chose to sacrifice the interests of fake TVL big holders to distribute more airdrops to retail investors. As a result, the landlords who were divided the land dragged a group of farmers who were divided the land to defend their rights. It is really incomprehensible. There is no perfect solution for this kind of profit distribution. It can only choose to sacrifice the interests of a certain part of the people. In fact, users who participated in the pledge with real money are all "beneficiaries".