Jacob, you should listen to constructive feedback — this is not hate.

Instead of rewarding KOLs who minted just one NFT and brought in some referrals, the focus should be on the honest users who consistently put in effort. People who are regularly active on the platform, whether on Android or iOS, are being overlooked.

I’m offering this as a constructive criticism:
If someone mints one NFT, receives a $5,000 reward, and never uses the platform again — while someone like me, who has been continuously engaged, receives far less — then there’s a clear imbalance.

When you prioritize KOLs over loyal and consistent users, the outcome can mirror what happened with zkSync. Please don’t ignore the people who truly care about and support the platform.

I pointed this out hours ago, but no one listened. In fact, I realized Zora was a fiasco when they couldn't even manage to distribute the Optimism drop properly. Similarly, they were incompetent enough to fail at distributing the zkSync Omnibus NFTs. These people enriched certain insiders because those insiders fed their Ponzi-like system and got rewarded for it. It's already clear that they never had any real intention of building on the blockchain or creating a solid project.

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From now on, only KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders) will be able to use Zora. Just like zkSync, it's already on its way to the trash bin of history. The real goal of these projects has always been to ride a single bull run, expand their Ponzi scheme to a wider audience, and then disappear. It's obvious that in at most two more cycles, projects like zkSync and Zora — both conveniently starting with the letter “Z” — won’t even be visible on the CoinMarketCap listings anymore.