This morning I found that many influential accounts related to gmgn have been banned. My K-mark blue V also temporarily dropped, and the backend showed "under review," but it has now returned to normal. Yesterday, my $HUMA order at 0.046 was filled, and I will soon transfer it to the staking wallet for LP rewards. From the K-line, HUMA's trend is still not strong, so I placed some orders around 0.04 to 0.042, hoping to catch a few more. I opened @KaitoAI and saw that the Airdrops section had a little red dot, and sure enough, the airdrop from @infinex has arrived. I received a total of 41,000 µPatrons, approximately 200U. It's not much, but I'm still quite happy. Many friends mentioned that Infinex's Yapper rewards are more geared towards Patrons NFT holders, and I can understand this design. After all, skewing rewards towards users aligned with the project's funding is a reasonable distribution method. I have a positive outlook on Infinex because the product itself has enough PMF, and the team's operations are relatively stable. The only downside is that the product's feature iteration speed is a bit slow, but overall, I am very satisfied with the experience. However, from the animation of receiving the airdrop on this interface, it can be seen that Infinex is a team that meticulously polishes its products, so the slow feature iteration speed is understandable. I had also considered acquiring an NFT, but the current lowest transaction price is 1.8E (about 5000U), which is quite a burden for retail investors. It would be great if @infinex could support using the airdropped µPatrons to exchange for NFTs. Although this might create some selling pressure in the NFT market, the benefit is that it allows more users with limited funds to have the opportunity to align with the project’s "funding." @ben_kurrek @Khaleesi_98 @TaobaoVoid #Yaprun