On October 18, the clicker game X Empire airdropped the X token on Telegram and announced the date of its listing on major cryptocurrency exchanges. Most users were unable to participate in the airdrop due to “not meeting the criteria.”
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On October 18, the clicker game X Empire airdropped the X token on Telegram and announced the date of its listing on major cryptocurrency exchanges. Most users were unable to participate in the airdrop due to “not meeting the criteria.”
According to the team's announcement, the distribution was primarily based on:
number and activity of invited friends;
profit per hour;
number of completed tasks.
“Everyone who really invested time in X Empire got access to the drop,” said the game’s creator Alexander Falcon Sokolovsky.
As a result, 6 million X Empire players took part in the distribution, although the overall user base of the application exceeds 50 million players with 34 million active users in the last month.
The total token emission is 690 billion X. 75% - 517.5 billion X - is distributed during the drop.
The Elon Musk-inspired clicker was originally called Musk Empire and used a cartoon avatar of the entrepreneur. The number of skins was later expanded. However, the tapalka is not directly associated with the head of Tesla and Space X.
However, users seeking justice began tagging Musk in tweets complaining about X Empire, with one complaining of "fraud and unfairness."
At the time of writing, Musk had not commented on any of the requests.
On October 24, Bitcoin exchanges, including OKX or Bybit, will begin trading the X Empire token X. The clicker team plans to conduct additional coin distributions to active users.
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