SoSoValue Claimable: Opportunities Transition to Execution

SoSoValue has officially transitioned from "Confirmed" to "Claimable" in the airdrop radar, marking that the project has moved from the anticipated realization phase to the actual execution phase. According to AiCoin data records, the snapshot for EXP Season 2 was completed before May 31, 2026, which means that the points output and behavioral weight for this phase have been completely fixed. The claim entry officially opened on June 12. Although the claim checker experienced about 8 hours of delay during its initial launch, the current participation path has shifted from early liquidity tasks (such as the historical task 2930, which has been marked as closed) to qualification confirmation. For users with existing participation records, the current focus should fully shift from "task gaming" to "qualification verification" to complete the final settlement of assets.

From the perspective of fundamentals and market sentiment, the recent popularity and discussion levels of SoSoValue remain stable in AiCoin data and have not triggered abnormal emotional fluctuations due to the opening of claims. Although the project has approximately $19.15 million in public financing as execution assurance, this cannot be directly interpreted as certainty of high returns. During the period from June 12 to 14, community feedback indicated that some high EXP accumulators and invited active addresses faced low allocation or were deemed ineligible, reflecting that the project side has a stringent screening strategy in its final allocation logic. When executing the claim action, users need to rationally consider the gap between the financing scale and actual benefits received, and continue to pay attention to the project's subsequent observable variables in ecological incentives.

Closure of Historical Liquidity Tasks and SoSoValue Reordering

According to the latest task-side records from the airdrop radar, SoSoValue liquidity-related tasks have officially been marked as "Closed". This means that the phase window for accumulating airdrop chips through this path has completely ended, and users can no longer gain participation eligibility for EXP S2 through new liquidity operations. Combined with the fact that the project completed its snapshot before May 31, 2026, the current participation logic of the project has fundamentally been reordered: the user path has shifted from early "executing tasks for eligibility" to "completing claims based on existing snapshot records".

The airdrop radar has adjusted the project status from "Confirmed" to "Claimable," clearly defining the crossing of the project from the accumulation phase to the realization phase. For users concerned with this track, recognizing the leap in task status is crucial; this helps distinguish which historical paths are invalidated and which current actions need to be executed to avoid wasting funds and time on closed liquidity tasks. With the official opening of the claim window on June 12, users should focus their attention on verifying and extracting established shares, rather than trying to amend fixed snapshot data.

Raiku Returns to Clue Layer: Opportunity Revaluation

Raiku's phase in the airdrop radar has recently shifted from "Confirmed" to "Potential Clue", indicating that the certainty of this project’s airdrop path is being reevaluated. For investors, this means that Raiku needs to move from the "To Be Claimed" list to the "Watch List", and users should adjust their expectations accordingly, reevaluating the input-output ratio of participating in this project. Despite the status reverting to the clue level, the approximately $13.5 million in public financing shown in AiCoin data still supports its fundamentals; however, funding backing does not equate to guaranteed airdrop realization, and the specific distribution rules and pace currently have significant variables.

Regarding participation paths, there is still a holding task open, which retains a key clue for users seeking potential qualification in the future. According to the airdrop radar records, Raiku's recent attention and short-term discussion levels remain stable, without significant heat decline or abnormal warming due to the status adjustment. In the upcoming observation period, users need to closely monitor the cost changes of this holding path and continue to check whether its status in the radar will leap back to the confirmation phase.

Trade-offs Between Claimable and Clue

Within the same time window, users face a priority game between realized benefits and potential participation opportunities. According to the data status of the airdrop radar, SoSoValue has officially entered the claimable phase on June 12, 2026, and its EXP S2 claim window has now fully opened. For historical users who participated in related liquidity tasks before the May 31 snapshot, the current core action should be to prioritize verifying their qualification and completing the claim operation. Although recent community feedback has indicated some addresses received low allocation or were deemed ineligible, as the relevant historical liquidity tasks have been marked as closed, the project's guaranteed benefits have entered the actual execution phase. Users need to ensure that they complete their actions within the window period to avoid missing qualification verifications.

In contrast, the status pullback of Raiku to "Potential Clue" represents another asset allocation logic. Currently, Raiku's holding tasks remain open, and although AiCoin data shows its short-term discussion levels remain stable, the status shift suggests that its airdrop path still carries uncertainties, making it more suitable as a medium-term clue for observation. This differentiation in the state and task paths helps users build a "claim then mine" strategy framework under the guidance of the airdrop radar: ensuring that confirmed profits from SoSoValue are secured while deciding based on personal risk preferences whether to continue allocating budget for Raiku's holding path.

Next Signals to Watch and Risk Boundaries

For SoSoValue, which has entered the claimable phase, the core signals moving forward will be whether the official will adjust distribution rules in response to community feedback on allocation disputes or open additional claim rounds. Despite the project having approximately $19.15 million in financing background, reports of qualification omissions and low allocations from some users after the June 12 claim initiation highlight the importance of expectation management during the execution phase. In contrast, although Raiku has reverted to the potential clue level, its holding tasks (Task 3470) are still in an open state, and key observation points moving forward will focus on the path's effectiveness and whether the project can return to the "Confirmed" phase. It must be made clear that whether it is SoSoValue or Raiku (with approximately $13.5 million in public financing), the financing scale and phase labels can only serve as fundamental references rather than rigid commitments to final returns. The airdrop radar will continue to track the opening and closing of task paths and status transitions, and it is recommended that users cautiously allocate participation weights based on their personal liquidity situations within a dynamically updated watch list.

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