$JAM 🐿️

Jam Airdrop 

The jam team is running a new airdrop today. Farcaster is not involved with this airdrop and has no control over it. 

You should do your own research and decide whether you want to participate. If you don’t like it or you don’t understand it, you shouldn’t participate.

Appreciate the clarification from @v 

To be clear, we sponsored an airdrop via Warpcast yesterday. Those who qualified would have received a notification.

The Warpcast airdrop has no direct relation to the unlock of JAM airdrop for existing users happening today. 

Despite the frustrations faced by users, we have to stand by our design decisions. We are taking in constructive feedback to decide on next steps.

Technowatermelon. Elder Millenial. Building Farcaster. 

nf.td/varun

ai.jam.so  🔗
🐿️ Build creator economy with AI @jamai

New airdrop meta in Farcaster?

$JAM "Airdrop" is a Scam – here’s why:

The team just redefined the word airdrop to mean "pay us 10x the value of your tokens and pray we don’t rug you." Let’s break down why this is predatory (and possibly illegal):
1. This isn’t an Airdrop – It’s a forced buy-in.
To claim your "free" tokens, you must deposit 10x their value just to unlock them in 7 days (or wait 6 months with a smaller ransom).
2. The team is already dumping (?)
Liquidity isn’t locked. Contract is mintable, contract wallets have been selling tokens before the "claim" even started (check tx history).
They’re literally would like profiting from users buying tokens to "unlock" their own airdrop.
3. No Trust, No Transparency
Devs make rules last minute with zero warning.
Their excuse? "We’re experimenting." Experimenting with exit liquidity from their community.