StandX's DUSD airdrop triggers community expectations gap, insufficient rule transparency questioned

BlockBeats news, October 26: StandX announced today that the DUSD airdrop eligibility and allocation query page is now live. Community and KOL feedback has been predominantly disappointing. Most heavily participating users say their points are severely mismatched with actual rewards: users claim that over 20,000 points ultimately yield only 31.91 DUSD, and some accounts with $5,000 pre-deposits receive an airdrop allocation of directly 0. Multiple KOLs, after posting screenshots, bluntly said "stopping halfway is actually more worthwhile," arguing this is more like a fee discount than a genuine airdrop.

Some voices also believe that the project team's choice not to issue a token, instead using remaining revenue plus team funds to give back to users and providing a clear exit timeline, already counts as a relatively responsible way to wrap up. Overall, the expectation gap and insufficient rule transparency are the core of the controversy.