I received a flood of comments saying I didn’t know what I was talking about. Some claimed, "Oh, they'll distribute based on PPH" or called me out for being wrong. But now that the airdrop has been finalized, what’s your take?
Let me be clear: I don't dislike the project, but I always stick to the facts. The Hamster Kombat airdrop was executed too quickly, and as a result, millions of users were exploiting the system. It’s simple math—the more people rushing into an airdrop, the smaller your allocation becomes.
So, after all that buzz, what was your PPH, and how much did you actually receive from the airdrop?
