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The Lantern Festival was supposed to be the day Sentry Key holders began claiming their Lunar New Year airdrop. The previous night, officials said the airdrop would be slightly delayed because they had changed the distribution method at the last minute: no one would have to click to claim, reducing the chance of being led to a fake link. People who had been waiting to claim no longer needed to find an entry point.
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The Lantern Festival was supposed to be the day Sentry Key holders began claiming their Lunar New Year airdrop. The posting window had closed, and eligible holders were waiting for instructions. Earlier phishing warnings aimed at the community made any claim link especially sensitive.
The previous night, officials said the airdrop would be slightly delayed because they had changed the distribution method at the last minute: no one would have to click to claim, reducing the chance of being led to a fake link. By the following evening, the narrator announced that distribution was complete. The tokens had gone straight to wallets, with no claim required. Someone in the group said other projects should do the same.
People who had been waiting to claim no longer needed to find an entry point. The Night Watchman changed his planned claim reminder into guidance to check wallets and beware of impersonating direct messages. One action that scammers could exploit had been removed; the community still needed clear instructions for anyone who could not see the tokens in their wallet.