Originally, the project team and individual investors were still in a relatively 'dynamic' state of balance. Starting from @ KaitoAI, we haven't been installing much. Initially, our brothers thought that the project team would use NFTs as a mouse trap, but in the end, they used new users from 0yap as a mouse trap. Then we applied the principle of "shared values" to directly calculate the proportion of yap and kaito that the public cannot determine. Furthermore, @ redstones_defi directly modified the number of airdrops, but the key issue was that it was not consistent with what he had submitted to @ Binance 🤣。 This can still be seen on the surface, how many people secretly tell retail investors to speed up airdrops, charge GAS fees, and finally take them away themselves. There's not much to say about the testnet yet, after all, it didn't cost anything. It's really amazing not to receive a penny from GAS as collateral in the end.