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Opinion founder: Hopes the community will lower expectations for the S1 airdrop and emphasizes that more attention will be given to S2 season rewards

Opinion founder: Hopes the community will lower expectations for the S1 airdrop and emphasizes that more attention will be given to S2 season rewards

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/03/02 01:39
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According to Odaily, Forrest, the founder of Opinion, stated in the official Discord that based on the current market conditions, community members are advised to lower their expectations for the S1 season token airdrop. In addition, he emphasized that more attention will be given to S2 season rewards.

Previously, it was reported that Opinion has completed the S1 snapshot, and S2 is now officially live.

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