Back to collectionAn Airdrop Warning Alongside a Gaming Proposal
The Lunar New Year airdrop’s posting window was still open, and a game was now on mainnet. The team posted two messages. The community now had to identify safe entry points while discussing what the gaming proposal might address.
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The Lunar New Year airdrop’s posting window was still open, and a game was now on mainnet. The community faced both messages about eligibility and a broader question about the gaming ecosystem. The Night Watchman saw how readily people eager to confirm their eligibility might trust a shortcut sent by direct message.
The team posted two messages. One warned of a phishing wave targeting the Xai community: there was only one official website, and direct messages directing people to another site to claim the airdrop were unequivocally scams that could drain a wallet. The other said the team was working with Treasure, Helika, and others to advance a proposal supporting games through Arbitrum governance. The Night Watchman explained the two separately so the proposal would not drown out the immediate warning.
The community now had to identify safe entry points while discussing what the gaming proposal might address. The Night Watchman resolved to direct newcomers to verify messages through known official channels. The proposal was still being advanced, with no governance outcome yet, and the phishing warning remained urgent.