2026-01-07 05:23:54

The Booster project airdrop has arrived, and 60U has been successfully credited. However, there's a detail that many people tend to overlook — simply redeeming is not enough; you also need to go through a Claim process. Skipping this step is pointless.

Yesterday, I posted a redemption tutorial, but this time I broke down the entire Claim operation into more detailed steps. On-chain operations sound complicated, but in reality, following the steps carefully is no problem — just need to read a few times and think it through.

For this kind of airdrop task, patience is still required. Once you understand the process thoroughly, it will be easier to seize future opportunities. I will share good news with you as soon as I get it, so let’s explore these certain-yield opportunities together.

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BridgeNomad

· 01-09 23:40

lol the classic "forgot to claim" moment, seen this bridge people countless times ngl. redeem ≠ claim, that's where 90% leave money on the table fr fr

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SchroedingerMiner

· 01-09 14:35

Another one of these detail traps, almost lost everything directly due to a failed claim.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-07 05:53

It’s not over yet with the 60U arrival, claiming is the key step, many people get stuck here without even realizing it. --- Thinking it’s all over after redeeming? Haha, this is just the beginning. --- Mastering the process thoroughly is really important, otherwise it’s easy to miss things. --- On-chain operations may look complicated, but it’s really just that simple, be patient. --- Breaking down the claim process details, this is useful to avoid falling into traps again. --- Whether there will be more opportunities later depends on how long these kinds of airdrops can be exploited. --- Although 60U isn’t much, you need to understand the process clearly so you can act quickly next time.

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MemeKingNFT

· 01-07 05:50

I went through it once, and this Claim process is really easy to make mistakes on. Many people just get stuck here. Hey, the 60U has arrived... The certainty of returns during the bottoming phase is indeed scarce. Paying attention to details in this kind of airdrop can still help you seize the opportunity. On-chain operations are not as complicated as they seem; the key is patience... Otherwise, it’s all in vain. If I had known that the Booster would be implemented this time, the market sentiment a while ago was overreacted. Thinking more about the process is definitely correct, but how many people truly understand the on-chain logic now? That’s right, the only thing to worry about with these opportunities is missing the details. One wrong step, and everything goes wrong. Wait, just redeeming isn’t enough, I also need to Claim? Did I miss some key step here? I really like your tutorial. Certainty of returns is truly precious at this stage.

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zkNoob

· 01-07 05:30

Ha, another person is about to get scammed at the Claim step. Luckily, you are careful. Almost missed this part, thanks for the reminder. Actually, most people just take the airdrop and that's it, they don't know there's more to follow. Getting 60U is pretty good, mine is still on the way. Following the tutorial should be fine, but the steps can definitely be confusing. OP really needs to be clear on these details. Don't mess up next time.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 01-07 05:30

Still not finished after redemption? Need to continue Claim? This process design is a bit convoluted and easy to be exploited. 60U isn't much, but this multi-step operation indeed has risk trigger points—must ensure each step is correctly connected; otherwise, a failure in the smart contract execution could lead to direct losses.

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