I’m done spreading myself thin. From now on, one community, one ecosystem, one focus: @EclipseFND. The claim for @StoryProtocol just dropped. I committed to it—not because I’m some airdrop hunter, not because I chase free money, but because, for once, it felt personal. Intellectual property? That’s something I care about. Something I believed deserved a shot. And yet, here we are. Airdrop? A joke. Another poorly executed distribution, another set of promises stretched too thin, another illusion of fairness that vanishes the moment the claim page goes live. I was a studious participant. For once, I wanted to be among the best. I collected 29 badges out of 29. Only 13 unique wallets did it, out of hundreds of thousands. The result? I get thrown into the tier 24 category, while yet again, influencers—whose only contribution is having an audience big enough to FUD if ignored—get priority. I am for rewarding communities. I respect the OGs, the @_kaitoai leaderboard, the effort put in by real builders. But let’s be honest: there needs to be a filter. OGs? 100% deserved. Kaito? That should be a proof of long-term engagement, not just 5 tweets buried in 10,000 generic replies getting magically rewarded with thousands of dollars. I’m not even someone who actively farms airdrops. That’s not my thing. I don’t have 2 wallets, I don’t chase every new project hoping for a payday. I put time where I believe there’s value. And this time, I got played. It’s a pattern that keeps repeating. Too many false promises. Too much backroom dealing. Too many whispers of “just wait, you’ll see” that always end the same way. Every cycle, the same script, the same disappointment. So I’m choosing something else. No expectations. No waiting. No chasing. Just being here, fully. — isn’t a trade; it’s home. It’s not about what I can get, it’s about where I want to be. And for once, that’s enough. Thanks for the few dollars—I’m bringing everything back home. Back to Eclipse, where I actually feel something real.

I’m done spreading myself thin. From now on, one community, one ecosystem, one focus: @EclipseFND. The claim for @StoryProtocol just dropped. I committed to it—not because I’m some airdrop hunter, not because I chase free money, but because, for once, it felt personal. Intellectual property? That’s something I care about. Something I believed deserved a shot. And yet, here we are. Airdrop? A joke. Another poorly executed distribution, another set of promises stretched too thin, another illusion of fairness that vanishes the moment the claim page goes live. I was a studious participant. For once, I wanted to be among the best. I collected 29 badges out of 29. Only 13 unique wallets did it, out of hundreds of thousands. The result? I get thrown into the tier 24 category, while yet again, influencers—whose only contribution is having an audience big enough to FUD if ignored—get priority. I am for rewarding communities. I respect the OGs, the @_kaitoai leaderboard, the effort put in by real builders. But let’s be honest: there needs to be a filter. OGs? 100% deserved. Kaito? That should be a proof of long-term engagement, not just 5 tweets buried in 10,000 generic replies getting magically rewarded with thousands of dollars. I’m not even someone who actively farms airdrops. That’s not my thing. I don’t have 2 wallets, I don’t chase every new project hoping for a payday. I put time where I believe there’s value. And this time, I got played. It’s a pattern that keeps repeating. Too many false promises. Too much backroom dealing. Too many whispers of “just wait, you’ll see” that always end the same way. Every cycle, the same script, the same disappointment. So I’m choosing something else. No expectations. No waiting. No chasing. Just being here, fully. — isn’t a trade; it’s home. It’s not about what I can get, it’s about where I want to be. And for once, that’s enough. Thanks for the few dollars—I’m bringing everything back home. Back to Eclipse, where I actually feel something real.

I’m done spreading myself thin. From now on, one community, one ecosystem, one focus: @EclipseFND. The claim for @StoryProtocol just dropped. I committed to it—not because I’m some airdrop hunter, not because I chase free money, but because, for once, it felt personal. Intellectual property? That’s something I care about. Something I believed deserved a shot. And yet, here we are. Airdrop? A joke. Another poorly executed distribution, another set of promises stretched too thin, another illusion of fairness that vanishes the moment the claim page goes live. I was a studious participant. For once, I wanted to be among the best. I collected 29 badges out of 29. Only 13 unique wallets did it, out of hundreds of thousands. The result? I get thrown into the tier 24 category, while yet again, influencers—whose only contribution is having an audience big enough to FUD if ignored—get priority. I am for rewarding communities. I respect the OGs, the @_kaitoai leaderboard, the effort put in by real builders. But let’s be honest: there needs to be a filter. OGs? 100% deserved. Kaito? That should be a proof of long-term engagement, not just 5 tweets buried in 10,000 generic replies getting magically rewarded with thousands of dollars. I’m not even someone who actively farms airdrops. That’s not my thing. I don’t have 2 wallets, I don’t chase every new project hoping for a payday. I put time where I believe there’s value. And this time, I got played. It’s a pattern that keeps repeating. Too many false promises. Too much backroom dealing. Too many whispers of “just wait, you’ll see” that always end the same way. Every cycle, the same script, the same disappointment. So I’m choosing something else. No expectations. No waiting. No chasing. Just being here, fully. — isn’t a trade; it’s home. It’s not about what I can get, it’s about where I want to be. And for once, that’s enough. Thanks for the few dollars—I’m bringing everything back home. Back to Eclipse, where I actually feel something real.