Boop.fun to End Airdrop Program Early, New Incentive System to Launch in 1-2 Weeks
According to a post by Boop.fun founder dingaling, the team has identified some obvious flaws in the airdrop incentive design and has decided to end the current airdrop plan early. A new incentive system will be launched within 1-2 weeks, aimed at supporting more meaningful project launches. The original intention was good, but the incentive mechanism design failed, not effectively promoting the healthy development of the ecosystem, so it was decided to stop this ineffective approach. If airdrop allocations have already been obtained within the vesting period, these allocations remain valid and can be accelerated by completing specific tasks. Unclaimed BOOP will be redistributed for a brand new reward system. This system will be launched in the next 1-2 weeks, aiming to better support meaningful token issuance and incentivize users who are truly willing to build long-term.
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