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The second phase of the Tree ($TREE ) airdrop has officially concluded — but instead of celebration, some participants are expressing frustration and confusion over the results.


According to community reports from the “Great Immortal Airdrop Receipt Diary” on October 18, investors who joined the TREE Booster Program are now checking their wallets and sharing mixed outcomes.



🌳 The Airdrop Details




Event: TREE Phase 2 Airdrop


Participant Investment: 6 ETH (approx. $18,000 at current rates)


Staking Duration: 1 month


Reward Received: 1,358.97 TREE + 200 USDT




While the rewards were distributed as promised, many participants argue that the return-on-investment (ROI) fell far short of expectations, with some calling it “a disappointing or misleading campaign.”



⚠️ Community Reactions: “Feels Like a Scam”


One participant summed up the mood bluntly:



“Invested 6 ETH for one month, got 200 U back — feels like I’ve been scammed 🙂.”



This sentiment has gained traction across social media under hashtags like #TREE and #TREEBooster, as users share similar screenshots and wallet balances showing underwhelming distributions.



🔍 Possible Reasons for the Discrepancy


Analysts and on-chain watchers point to a few potential explanations:




Lower market valuation: The TREE token’s price may have dropped since the staking period began, reducing the perceived value of distributed tokens.


Booster-tier dilution: As more participants joined, individual share allocations likely decreased.


Marketing vs. reality gap: The campaign may have overpromised on yield potential without transparent ROI models.




Until the TREE team releases an official clarification or price data, participants remain unsure whether the drop was due to token volatility or reward miscalculation.



🧭 What’s Next for $TREE Holders?




Check your wallet: Confirm both TREE and USDT distributions.


Monitor on-chain activity: Verify transaction legitimacy through Etherscan or ARBScan (depending on the deployment chain).


Stay cautious: Avoid reinvesting until official updates from the project confirm payout accuracy.




The Tree project team has yet to issue a public statement addressing user concerns about distribution fairness or ROI metrics.



Bottom Line:

The TREE Phase 2 airdrop was meant to reward loyal boosters — instead, it has raised questions about transparency, fairness, and real returns.


As the saying goes in DeFi: “Always verify before you trust.” 🌐





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