A Claim Date, Two Snapshot States
With the first season of the airdrop approaching, Odyssey participants and Sentry Key holders were waiting to learn who qualified. The founder first posted guidance for people harmed by the “wrong contract” scam. The community finally had a date, but the two groups could not be treated as one finalized list.
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With the first season of the airdrop approaching, Odyssey participants and Sentry Key holders were waiting to learn who qualified. The “wrong contract” scam still troubled its victims, so the founder had to address both safety and the distribution plan.
The founder first posted guidance for people harmed by the “wrong contract” scam. A second post, headed in all caps, announced the first season of the $XAI airdrop for December 27. Holders of Odyssey Legendary and Pioneer badges were eligible, and their snapshot had already been taken. Sentry Key holders were eligible too, but their snapshot had not yet been taken. News about an exchange listing would wait until after the airdrop began.
The community finally had a date, but the two groups could not be treated as one finalized list. In the node chat, the Night Watchman urged people to distinguish between the snapshot states. The narrator kept the scam guidance beside the date: while people waited, identifying official information remained an immediate concern. Nobody yet knew when the key snapshot would be finished.