With the listing #xempire , the era of tapalok will end on a sad note (you can't even wait for Blum, everything is clear there too). Unfortunately, after notcoin, we did not see a normal implementation of the tap-to-earn idea. In each new project, developers prepared more and more new methods to shave players and distribute dust. Pixfi changed the drop conditions right on the day of the listing, due to which 95% of players received dust, plus they distributed only 10%. catizen cut the drop before the listing and sent everything to vesting for 2 years. rbtc simply took 3 dollars and gave out 2. cats did not bother at all and randomly distributed the airdrop to a small number of players, filtering out most of the audience, among which were donators. Hamster tried to do everything right, distributed the airdrop to all participants, described how many points and for what merits were given, made a minimum vesting of only 10%, the game itself was absolutely free, but the developers did not take into account the moment with referrals (it was necessary to set a limit on the number of coins, like in moonbix no more than 20-30k coins from all referrals), then the drop would have been more uniform. But history does not tolerate the subjunctive mood and Hamster was also sent to the trash.