Another inexplicable airdrop case has emerged – this time the protagonist is Rayls Labs.

To be honest, after such a long time of on-chain interactions, it’s the first time I’ve seen such an operation. The Airdrop from the Galaxy platform gives each person 0.11 tokens, which is worth 0.02 dollars at the current price. That’s right, two cents.

The number 0.11 looks quite impressive at first glance; those who don't know might think it's BTC. But when you check the price, it's just a letdown.

What's even more outrageous is that a while ago, registering for this airdrop required a 1U transaction fee. No wonder hundreds of thousands of people qualified — just from this transaction fee alone, the project team must have made a killing, right?

This airdrop design concept really leaves people puzzled. Rather than saying it's a reward for the community, it's more like consuming user trust. The Monad incident was already disappointing enough, and now there's another operation that is strikingly similar.

Retail investors, keep your eyes wide open.