On March 6th, crypto KOL Ice Frog posted on the social platform that Redstone's open airdrop caused doubts from the global community due to the rule controversy. The main points of contention include: the sudden change of airdrop rules: the project party added "special role" qualification restrictions without advance declaration, resulting in a large number of users who completed hundreds of tasks losing their eligibility; token distribution imbalance: the community estimates that 98% of the participants were not airdropped, and the actual distribution address was only about 4,000, which was significantly different from the claimed 10% community allocation ratio; task incentive shrinkage: the project party previously guided users to accumulate points through long-term tasks, and the final airdrop value was much lower than the community expectations.