On March 6, Encryption KOL Bingfrog posted a message on social platforms that after Redstone opened airdrops, it caused doubts from the global community due to the rules dispute. The main controversial points include: Mutations in the airdrop rules: The project party added a "special role" qualification restriction without an advance declaration, resulting in a large number of users who completed hundreds of tasks losing their qualifications; Token allocation imbalance: The community estimates that 98% of participants did not receive airdrops, and the actual distribution addresses were only about 4,000, which was a significant gap from the claimed 10% community allocation ratio; task incentives shrank: The project party previously guided users to accumulate points through long-term tasks, and the final airdrop value was far lower than the community expectations.