Recently, the Airdrop rewards of the Bitlayer platform have begun to be distributed successively. It is reported that users who participated in the activity in the previous six weeks may have encountered Reverse rewards, receiving only 20 Tokens per week. The specific reason is still unclear and may be that the rewards have not yet been fully distributed.

Meanwhile, the rewards from the Booster activity have been quite substantial, with participants in the first phase receiving nearly 200 coins in rewards. This discrepancy has sparked discussions within the community regarding the different reward strategies for activities.

The BTR Token, as the core of the Bitlayer ecosystem, has always been the focus of users regarding its distribution methods and quantities. The progress of this rewards distribution will undoubtedly impact the performance of BTR in the secondary market and users' confidence in the platform.

As the number of blockchain projects continues to increase, user participation and loyalty have become key factors for the success of projects. The distribution of rewards by Bitlayer this time may become an important indicator for measuring the effectiveness of its user operation strategy.

Community members are generally calling for the project team to provide more transparent information about the rewards mechanism, so that users can better understand and participate in future activities. At the same time, there are also voices reminding participants not to overlook the long-term development prospects of the project while chasing short-term benefits.

With the ongoing Airdrop activities, the development trend of the Bitlayer ecosystem is worth continuous attention. In the future, how the project balances short-term incentives with long-term value creation will be the key to its ability to stand out in the competitive blockchain market.