Catizen airdrop distribution draws criticism: Crisis is growing

Telegram’s popular game Catizen has become the focus of criticism with the announcement of the airdrop distribution.

One of the most famous games in the TON ecosystem, Catizen, announced the airdrop criteria a few days ago. Upon reviewing the criteria, it becomes apparent that players who have increased referrals are prioritized over those who have put a lot of effort into the game. Players who have hardly played the game have outperformed thousands of people with the CATI income they have gained from referrals. In addition, a large portion of Catizen players reacted to the airdrop distribution.

Catizen players were disappointed

CATI will have a total supply of 1 billion tokens, with 305 million tokens being released into the market. Even before its launch, CATI, which has already gained a great reputation, will be listed on many cryptocurrency exchanges on September 20th.

“I ranked 6,054th out of 36 million players, but only received 39 CATI,” claimed a player. “How can anyone call this fair distribution? We need transparency in token distribution,” he continued.

Other players also rebelled for the amount of CATI they won despite playing the game for a long time. Shortly, the hashtag ‘catizenscam’ started to trend on X. However, the complaints are not only focused on the number of tokens allocated to the players. Another issue that drew reactions was the previously unreported token distribution model and changes in the distribution criteria.

Catizen players are currently waiting for the CATI listing. Expectations have dropped with the announcement of airdrop amounts. The future price of CATI cannot be predicted at the moment.

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