Back to collectionEarly Access Raises a Wallet Question as Raijin Players Find a Rules Conflict
The airdrop season had just begun, and Raijin's early competitions were underway. Key holders received early access to Captain Laserhawk. Early access gave holders a choice without settling the wallet concern.
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The airdrop season had just begun, and Raijin's early competitions were underway. Sentry Key holders weighing new opportunities had to assess the risk of connecting a wallet, while players were still working out the competition rules.
Key holders received early access to Captain Laserhawk. One hesitated to connect a wallet holding a key and more than 20,000 esXAI to a partner's site. Operations replied that participation in each partner's airdrop was voluntary and that holders should do their own research. Meanwhile, someone found that the best choice for a Raijin competition was a game they had never played, with zero achievements, at odds with the invitation to 'play the games you love.'
Early access gave holders a choice without settling the wallet concern. The hesitant holder decided to check the site and participation terms before connecting. Raijin players planned to tell the team that if rewards favored unfamiliar games, the platform needed to explain how that fit its message.