The Great Blum Airdrop Saga: Arrests, Rewards, and Crypto Comedies! 🎭💸
Once upon a time, in the grand digital circus of 2025, Blum — the Telegram mini app that boasted 42 million fans last year — has finally laid out its cards. After more than a year of pretending to work, they’ve announced an airdrop and a snapshot date. Marvelous timing, considering the drama brewing behind the scenes.
Switching from the charming tap-to-earn model to a more sophisticated trade-to-earn act, Blum is now attempting to reinvent itself as a decentralized exchange (DEX). Alas, the crowds seem more interested in their coffee than in trading, as the platform struggles amidst a sea of competitors vying for their digital attention.
Blum Reveals Airdrop Conditions and Snapshot Schedule — Because Why Not?
In a move that surely kept everyone on the edge of their NFT seats, Blum announced that the all-important snapshot will occur on June 7. Mark it, forget it, set a calendar reminder — at 00:00 UTC, when the digital magic happens. This snapshot will tally user balances and activity to determine who’s worthy of an airdrop. The payout? Well, they’re keeping that a secret, but perhaps a little Bitcoin fairy will visit your wallet.
“Blum Snapshot happens at 00:00 UTC on June 7 (Friday night to Saturday). Mark your calendar!! 🎉
That’s when eligibility gets finalised.
But don’t rest on your laurels — boost those stats! The higher your score, the fatter your airdrop might be. ✨” — Blum (@blumcrypto) May 30, 2025
To qualify, participants must meet at least one of these hilariously specific conditions:
- Own more than 100,000 Blum Points (BP) — because who doesn’t love a good portfolio?
- Accumulate at least 750 Meme Points (MP) or prove you’re not a bot — because nothing says “trust” like meme currency.
- Refer two friends and prove you’re a real, non-fake human (no quick “bot or duplicate” shenanigans).
Of course, these rules have caused quite the stir. Long-time fans are grumbling, some logging 67 days straight only to be told, “Sorry, not enough points,” while others call the Meme Points “unfair,” as if that’s a new complaint in crypto circles.
This chaos underscores Blum’s ongoing struggle between “fairness” and “stop the bots,” all while trying to look confident in its next grand trick.
And amidst all this fuss, Blum remains mysteriously tight-lipped about tokenomics. How much is the airdrop really worth? Well, no one knows — probably less than a vintage bottle of wine.
Blum Tries to Mend Fences After Co-Founder’s Arrest — Because Why Not?
Just when you thought this soap opera couldn’t get more dramatic, news dropped: co-founder Vladimir Smerkis was arrested on fraud charges. Yes, the very architect of this digital spectacle is now nosediving into legal drama.
“Yes, we understand your burning desire for tokens, especially after Vladimir’s little adventure. But fear not! Despite recent troubles, we’re still confident Blum will shine brighter than a pop-up meme.”
Meanwhile, the daily trading volume, once a noble $700,000+ in February, has downscaled to a pathetic $6,000 in June — a clear sign that investors are easily distracted, or perhaps just bored. Blum’s once lively platform now resembles a ghost town, bereft of hustle and bustle.
Adding insult to injury, Blum managed to burn through $5 million in venture capital from big names like Gumi Cryptos and Spartan — funds now probably wishing they’d invested in a less volatile meme stock.
As it stands, the token clocks in at a meager $0.0015, a startling 90% plunge from its early hype. Clearly, investors are cautious, perhaps waiting for the next big crash or a miracle — either way, Blum’s future looks as shiny as a rusted coin.
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2025-06-02 18:24