Telegram tap-to-earn game X Empire will launch its X token on The Open Network (TON) on Thursday, but its reveal of airdrop allocations has drawn complaints from players who say they were deemed ineligible for a share of the rewards. And some of them are telling Elon Musk about it.

X Empire revealed its allocations on Friday, disclosing to players how many X tokens they can expect to receive and begin trading on October 24. The Elon Musk-themed game is also letting players choose their withdrawal option in advance, whether it’s through a self-custody TON wallet or through a centralized exchange like OKX or Bybit.

However, many players took to social media to complain that they had been excluded from the airdrop for unclear reasons. On Saturday, the game’s creator, Alex Falcon, responded to the complaints in a Telegram post, writing that “active friends” was the most important criteria in the final airdrop calculations, alongside profit-per-hour mark and quest completion.

“Everyone who truly invested time in X Empire gained access to the drop,” he said.

Falcon noted that 6 million X Empire players will be included in the airdrop. X Empire previously claimed to have attracted

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Author: Andrew Hayward