Finally cleared out the Vana airdrop from Binance, because the basic judgment is: the team is a makeshift group, although the concept is very new, but I still sold it. Why not keep an eye on it? No matter how good the track is, there must be a good team. Why do I judge the team to be inadequate? Let me share my personal experience.

In April of this year, I learned about this Vana project from a friend. The track is very new, and I was considering how to participate. At that time, Vana's early experimental project RData was launched, and tokens were issued. The most direct way to participate was to buy coins, and I bought the RData token at a high price of nearly 0.2 USD (which later dropped to a low of 0.02 USD, now at 0.05 USD). Later, responding to the project's call, I staked all my RData on the official website. However, the most interesting thing happened: this official website could only stake and could not unlock the stake. The unlocking of the stake prompted an error, and I mentioned this to the project team multiple times on Twitter, but no one solved it, resulting in no earnings from the stake.

The day before yesterday, Vana officially announced that it would airdrop to RData holders. I thought that since I couldn't unlock my stake, getting the airdrop would help offset my costs. The most miraculous thing happened: my friend's RData, which was not staked, received the airdrop, while I, who had staked for more than half a year with no earnings and could not withdraw my tokens, received zero airdrop. It’s just so miraculous, injured by a makeshift group!