Seize the Final Opportunity: Unveiling the Three Key Strategies to Master the New Blum Airdrop Rules

Blum just dropped a bombshell on the community: they quietly changed the airdrop eligibility criteria—sending shockwaves across the entire network! The community is in chaos—some people are kicking themselves for not farming points earlier, others are scrambling to decode the new rules, and many are frantically recruiting referrals…

Let’s break down the new airdrop requirements. According to an official announcement posted in Blum’s Telegram channel at 2 PM today, to qualify for the airdrop, users must meet at least one of the following three conditions:

1. Accumulate 100,000 Blum points,

2. Reach 750 Meme points,

3. Or complete the “Proof of Activity”.

On top of that, there’s a non-negotiable requirement: you must refer at least two users.

Sounds easy? Not quite—because the devil is in the details!

Take the average user, for example—open the Blum app and you’ll see just 10 main points in your account. That’s miles away from the 750-point goal (feel free to do the math—at this pace, I’ll need a few years of grinding!). But don’t panic just yet—Blum has left a backdoor open: “Proof of Activity.”

Sounds mysterious, right? But what exactly qualifies as “active”? I dug through announcements and blog posts, only to find no clear definition at all. So I pulled up my own account stats: 198 days online, 1,800 $MP tokens, 20 referrals… isn’t that enough to prove I’m a real human? If not, what do they want—me livestreaming daily to the tune of “Mining Disco”?

That said, Blum’s latest move might not be entirely unreasonable. Their roadmap from Q2 to Q3 is clearly ambitious: AI trading tools, fiat onramps, multichain support—all signs that they’re aiming big. They even dropped a line:
“It’s not too late to join.”
Since the airdrop snapshot hasn’t been taken yet, there’s still time to grind some points and maybe catch that last train.

Wanna know how to farm points faster? Here’s an insider tip: keep an eye on Blum Points campaigns—the team hinted they might count for bonus rewards.

But the real head-scratcher is still that “Proof of Activity.” Literally, it just means you need to show you’re not a bot and that you’ve actually been using the app. But how is that measured? I’ve created tokens, referred people, even paid gas fees out of pocket—does that count? Blum’s blog boasts about being the “#1 crypto trading app by user count” and having “record-breaking on-chain activity,” yet when it comes to defining qualifications, they dodge the question. Are we supposed to guess?

Rants aside, Blum clearly has serious potential. Their roadmap promises cross-chain integration, which could save users a ton in transaction fees; their upcoming AI tools could level the playing field for beginners; and they’re even planning global expansion, potentially positioning themselves to rival giants like Binance and Coinbase.

So here’s your final reminder: check your eligibility before the airdrop deadline!
If your points are low, grind those Meme tasks. If you’re short on referrals, drop a red packet in your family group chat and ask for a follow. And let’s hope this “proof of activity” doesn’t cost us more hair!

🔗 App Link: https://t.me/blum/app?startapp=ref_tVgL85hAGA

In short, this airdrop feels like a Web3 escape room—the rules are murky, clues are vague, but the rewards are juicy. So what’s your move?

Will you grind all night or sit back and spectate?