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Recent airdrops had keyholders repeatedly checking what they could claim and where to claim it. The Lost Glitches airdrop was completed. The distribution turned a keyholder benefit into recognizable game items and made differences in holdings visible.
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Recent airdrops had keyholders repeatedly checking what they could claim and where to claim it. The Lost Glitches was already on Steam, and this distribution tied game items directly to the number of keys held.
The Lost Glitches airdrop was completed. Card sets were distributed across five keyholding tiers: holders of one to 99 keys received the first set, while holders of 500 or more could receive all five. The game itself was already on Steam, and $XAI stood at $0.052. Some checked their key counts against the card sets; others asked how to confirm the tiers in between.
The distribution turned a keyholder benefit into recognizable game items and made differences in holdings visible. Players interested in taking part planned to check their tier and then see how the cards could be used in the game. The exact correspondence for the middle tiers still had to be checked.