Camp Network’s ambitious airdrop campaign, designed to reward early adopters, has sparked widespread backlash. Over 6 million wallets participated in the testnet, but only around 40,000 addresses qualified for a $10 registration fee that later got canceled following public outcry. This resulted in frustration and skepticism toward the project’s intentions and long-term credibility. Harsh KYC requirements and locked rewards further fueled the controversy. Strict KYC rules, camera checks, VPN restrictions, and limited jurisdiction access excluded many potential participants. A $10 registration fee added to the complexity of claiming rewards. Despite refunds being offered, many felt the airdrop failed to deliver on its promises. Even after clearing the hurdles, many faced delays in claiming their rewards, hampered by restricted token withdrawals and unfulfilled gas fees. This led to frustration and a feeling of being locked out of the very reward they helped achieve.