Something feels off about this whole DeFi farming game. You've got protocols keeping users locked in for nearly two years—real money sitting there, not some testnet tokens. Then the TGE keeps getting pushed back, week after week. And suddenly, right before launch? Boom, they roll out some points program or InfoFi campaign.

Here's the kicker: the folks who just showed up for this last-minute airdrop rush end up walking away with better rewards than the people who've been there since day one. Early depositors took all the risk, stuck around through the delays, and somehow the newcomers get the better deal?

Makes you wonder what the actual strategy is here. Are they trying to build a loyal community or just chasing numbers before the token drops? Because from where I'm standing, this doesn't look like rewarding commitment—it looks like gaming your most dedicated users.