It's become eerily normalized in this cycle—projects drop announcements about airdrop farming programs with fanfare, then just... ghost. Radio silence. No delivery.

What gets me is how we collectively shrugged and moved on. Like this became acceptable. The bar somehow lowered itself.

Every project that hyped an airdrop initiative without follow-through should've faced backlash. Instead, the community just absorbed it as part of the game. That's the real problem here—not even the broken promises themselves, but how quickly we stopped treating them as deal-breakers.