Back to collectionZealy campaign terms and a community exchange
The Zealy notice displayed a campaign running from June 19 to August 1. Its card rewards by leaderboard position at the end of the campaign were: rank 1, 1 Epic Card and 2 Rare Cards; rank 2, 2 Rare Cards; rank 3, 1 Rare Card; rank 4, 3 Common Cards; rank 5, 2 Common Cards; and ranks 6-20, 1 Common Card each.
The Zealy notice displayed a campaign running from June 19 to August 1. Its card rewards by leaderboard position at the end of the campaign were: rank 1, 1 Epic Card and 2 Rare Cards; rank 2, 2 Rare Cards; rank 3, 1 Rare Card; rank 4, 3 Common Cards; rank 5, 2 Common Cards; and ranks 6-20, 1 Common Card each.
The terms allowed Xai, at its discretion, to disqualify participants or withhold rewards and ban accounts for suspected bots, spam, inauthentic activity, or other or no stated reason.
In the same-day discussion, one community member said the campaign looked like a typical crypto or NFT rug-pull pattern. An administrator called that a baseless accusation, and the member clarified that this was a personal impression rather than an allegation of an actual rug pull.