2026-01-09 09:24:28

The ETHGas airdrop event is coming to an end, hurry up! Connect your wallet to generate a gas report and earn points — the project is backed by $12M in funding from Polychain Capital.

My personal gas fee expenditure has reached 8.5E, ranking in the top 2% among all wallets on the network. Honestly, seeing this number is quite shocking😅.

But on the other hand, this kind of feedback mechanism is quite interesting — it gives high-frequency users a chance to receive some compensation from the project team. If you can recover some losses, that's a win. Interested friends can check their rankings; maybe you're also in the top.

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MetaNeighbor

· 59m ago

8.5 E, this number is indeed incredible. Even as a small retail investor, it makes me feel pain watching it. Projects endorsed by Polychain are still worth trying, but how many of these airdrops will actually be redeemed in the end... Top 2%, huh? Brother, how much gas do you have to burn to stack that up? Can you just earn points with a wallet? Is this reliable? Basically, it's just a new trick to scam retail investors. Hurry up and give it a try. Anyway, wasting two minutes to fool around won't hurt. This feedback mechanism sounds good, but it feels like it will eventually turn into a scam with fake tokens.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-09 09:52

8.5E gas fee, this guy is really a model worker on the chain. Whether he's making money or not, let's pay the transaction fee first.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 01-09 09:46

8.5E? Are you really going all out? I was just casually playing, and I ended up at the bottom of the rankings haha --- Polychain's endorsement is enough to make a splash, but this mechanism really hits our pain points. The gas fee black hole finally has some compensation --- Friends in the top 2% are making a fortune. I need to see if I’m also in the dreamland --- This is outrageous. High-frequency traders are the real big bosses, and the project team plays it smart --- Basically, it's giving out candy to big players and letting small retail investors join the fun. Since everyone’s here, might as well generate a report --- What does 8.5E mean? I need to calculate how much I’ve spent to stand out

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-09 09:32

8.5E gas fee, I really can't take it anymore. Are you just here to pay off debts? Wait, the top 2%? How many dogs did you have to burn, brother... Polychain endorsement is somewhat promising, but as for airdrops... by the way, when is the deadline again? How much can the big players in the front row recover this time? Has anyone calculated it? Honestly, I'm a bit envious of your ranking, haha.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-09 09:30

8.5E gas fee, this guy is really playing around on Ethereum --- Polychain's endorsement sounds good, but I'm just worried it's another scam airdrop --- Top 2%? Are you paying tuition or investing, brother? --- Connect your wallet to earn points, I've seen this trick many times, how much you get at the end is another story --- Getting back some gas fee losses, isn't that a bit too good to be true? --- Quickly copy your gas ranking, maybe there will be a surprise --- 12M in funding sounds impressive, but in the end, it all depends on whether the token is worth anything

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-09 09:29

Gas fee 8.5E, this guy is really burning money on-chain, it hurts to watch --- Polychain endorsement sounds impressive, but how many people actually end up with the airdrop in the end? --- Being in the top 2% or something feels like a typical scam to cut the leeks, even stealing your wallet --- If they could really compensate for gas fee losses, that would be outrageous. Where do project teams get such generosity? Wake up, everyone --- Again, wallet binding required. My biggest fear right now is the phrase "connect your wallet" --- Wait, 8.5 ETH? Or 0.85? I’m not sure about the number, so I dare not click --- Hmm, this feedback mechanism sounds okay, but I don’t know how much money the final points can be exchanged for --- Why do I always feel these kinds of activities are pretty much the same, even the packaging looks identical --- Should I go for it, brothers? How reliable is this thing?

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