2025-12-30 06:28:50

OpenMind has launched a social account binding feature to verify the identity of real users. This upgrade is closely related to the upcoming launch of a new human-computer interaction product.

It is worth noting that OpenMind, as an AI robot project in deep collaboration with USDC issuer Circle, is widely expected to have an airdrop. The project team has also opened a free channel for obtaining the "Evaluator" badge, which is directly linked to potential future airdrops.

Want to get the evaluator badge? The conditions are actually simple. In short, just complete the corresponding tasks according to the official evaluation standards. For users who participate early in the ecosystem and increase their airdrop chances, this is a good opportunity.

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DegenDreamer

· 7h ago

Binding social accounts for identity verification, this trick is now popular, huh? Just worried it’s another way to pave the way for future rug pulls. --- Circle collaboration sounds impressive, but how many airdrops from such projects actually get redeemed? Wake up. --- Evaluator badge for free? There must be some hidden catch I haven't noticed. Has anyone tried it? --- Another task and badge again, feels like playing some interactive game on a red app. Let’s compare computing power and returns first. --- Instead of just collecting badges, it’s better to look at more projects. Don’t go all-in on one promise. --- Is linking social accounts really safe? Does anyone care about privacy here? --- Early participation in the ecosystem definitely has advantages, but only if the ecosystem can really survive, right?

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DataBartender

· 7h ago

Binding social accounts for identity verification, it's the same old trick... But Circle's endorsement does carry some weight, and the evaluator badge is essentially an early bird bonus. This is another story of "completing tasks to receive airdrops." It sounds easy, but everyone understands the deal. OpenMind is quite aggressive this time; even before the ecosystem truly takes off, they're already recruiting people. Regarding social account binding... please consider privacy, everyone. I'm a bit skeptical about the airdrop expectations, but free badges are always worth grabbing.

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AirdropHarvester

· 8h ago

Bro, I need to keep an eye on this Circle-endorsed project. I can't miss the chance to get the badge for free. Binding your account can boost airdrop weight, I see through this trick. Evaluator badge for free? Hurry up and join, the earlier you get involved in the ecosystem, the sooner the benefits. Feels like there's really a chance this time, much more reliable than those flashy projects. Social account verification is actually a way to weed out scammers, smart move. Not sure if the evaluation standards are high or not, but it shouldn't be too difficult, right?

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 8h ago

Here we go again with social account binding, this routine is getting more and more familiar, airdrop participants all do the same Circle endorsement sounds pretty good, but then again, is the evaluator badge really that valuable? I've seen too many tricks to get badges for free, but when it comes to actual airdrops, it's a whole different story Hurry up and go for it, if you wait too long, you might miss another opportunity The real identity verification process feels increasingly strict, as if the entire industry is becoming more regulated Not complicated? Complete it according to official standards? You guys really overestimate those standards haha

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