Back to collectionThe airdrop arrives, with a bridge and six steps to follow
Background: The Halloween airdrop was the studio’s gesture to existing LAMO holders. Today: The airdrop was fully distributed that day. Impact and next: The gifts went out on schedule, but the delivery route shifted cost and effort to holders; free did not mean easy to receive.
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Background: The Halloween airdrop was the studio’s gesture to existing LAMO holders. A-Zhen knew the chain integration work, while the narrator watched the claiming experience from the community side. Though the gift was free, cross-chain costs and extra steps could keep some recipients from completing the process.
Today: The airdrop was fully distributed that day. Because sending it on Ethereum would have cost too much, the official team used Polygon; recipients then had to bridge the gift back to Ethereum themselves. Looking at the six-step guide, the narrator saw the sequence: connect a wallet, withdraw in batches, prepare a little MATIC, then continue at checkpoints spaced hours apart. He thought that claiming a free gift could take an afternoon.
Impact and next: The gifts went out on schedule, but the delivery route shifted cost and effort to holders; free did not mean easy to receive. The narrator planned to note the steps most likely to trip people up and consider how later instructions could be clearer. Whether the bridge process went smoothly was still for recipients to find out firsthand.