🚨Catizen Players Furious Over Surprise Changes to Telegram Game Airdrop🚨

Pluto Studio is facing intense backlash from Catizen players after making unexpected changes to the airdrop criteria for the much-anticipated CATI token. Initially hyped for its fair distribution, the September 20 token launch has been mired in controversy following:

⚠️ A Smaller Airdrop Than Expected
- Players were shocked to discover that only 30% of the token supply would circulate at launch, with just 15% going to the initial airdrop for players.
- Many claim to have put in countless hours grinding for better rewards, but received meager allocations, sparking outrage on Twitter (X) with the hashtag #CatizenScam trending.

🔥 Community Outcry
- "Rank 6,054 out of 36 million players but only got 39 CATI," one player lamented.
- Numerous players with similar complaints about unfair allocations feel that Pluto Studio needs to be more transparent about its token distribution.

🛑 Airdrop Criteria Shift & Accusations of Cheating
- Pluto Studio admitted to changing the airdrop rules after detecting that some players used bots and scripts to exploit the system.
- Instead of banning the cheaters, they altered the criteria to focus on on-chain interactions, task completions, and in-game purchases—leaving many genuine players feeling cheated.

💸 Players vs. Pay-to-Win
- The changes favor players who spent real money, as evidenced by Pluto boasting $27 million in player spending, further fueling anger among those who invested time rather than money.

⚡️ Next Steps for Players
The CATI token launch is still set for September 20, but the fallout from this airdrop debacle is far from over. Players are demanding answers from Pluto Studio, and the future of the game’s community could be at stake.

👉 Stay tuned for updates! Will Pluto Studio address these concerns or further alienate their player base?

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