The edgeX content posted yesterday had flaws, and there are even more powerful ones I thought it was just the same distribution but different rights+4% deduction for maru/nft points, but that's not the case. The latest confirmed information is that out of 30% of the total airdrop, 14% is given to MM, and only 16% is left for users. Then, when it comes to points, the situation should be as follows: [Originally Expected] 1. Points + NFT = 25% 2. XP = 5% [Real allocation] 1. Points = 7% 2. NFT = 1% 3. XP = 5% 4. Maru = 3% 5. MM = 14% Many people are curious, where did the MM come from, and why do market makers also distribute airdrops? I just fucked it, this is what they called to provide liquidity, but it turned out to be earned by brushing and grabbing points with us... It's really amazing, half of the points were directly taken away by airdrop, and only 7% of the points were earned, which is why everyone's data is incorrect. The problem is that as of now, the team has not officially released this information to the public, which was asked in the ambassador group. The question is that it will be announced soon, including the buyback board, but I won't answer at all. I went to Dunne to look for the airdrop distribution data, it's too scary. Let's just upload the data: ‣ < 100 / 13,169 ‣ 100 ~ 1k / 3,917 ‣ 1k ~ 10k / 1,373 ‣ 10k ~ 100k / 297 ‣ 100k ~ 1M / 95 ‣ >1M / 31 18882 addresses airdropped 202682321.3 tokens, and 25 addresses received 130 million tokens. Are you saying that guys all have postdoctoral degrees in actuarial science? Cut the allocation first, then look at the allocation weight, corresponding to less than 500 million market value, it's really high, brother. The only possible good news is that MM's airdrop has a one-year lock up period. Based on this calculation, there are really not many coins that can circulate in the market, and the price has not collapsed. The team said that the buyback has been initiated, and the buyback panel has been completed without any surprises in the past few days.