Catizen’ Players Angry After Surprise Changes to Telegram Game Airdrop
Pluto Studio is facing backlash after changing the Catizen airdrop criteria, with a smaller initial allocation than previously teased.
Andrew Hayward
By Andrew Hayward
Sep 16, 2024
4 min read
Image: Shutterstock
Image: Shutterstock

Catizen’s path to its upcoming token launch on September 20 has been rocky, with players complaining about a previous delay and other moves. But now some players are up in arms again after the airdrop allocations were revealed, with developer Pluto Studio admitting to criteria changes that weren’t disclosed ahead of time.

Pluto revealed to players Saturday how many tokens they are set to receive when the Telegram game’s CATI token launches on The Open Network. The token isn’t yet live and players don’t know how much each token will be worth when it hits the market on September 20.

However, many players have expressed disappointment on Twitter (aka X) that their share of rewards was lower than e…