Rayls (RLS)

The @RaylsLabs TGE is now live, officially ending the pre-TGE phase. Eligible Snappers and Stakers from Phase 1 (pre-TGE) can claim their share of the $500K in $RLS rewards with a 7 days cliff (on Dec 8). Terms: KYC is required. 50% unlock and 5 months vesting. Phase 2 (post-TGE) is now live with a fresh leaderboard and will run until 26/01/26, with $200K in total rewards for the top 200 Snappers. Phase 2 will follow the same distribution terms as Phase 1.

What happen to Airdrop in 2025? Airdrop in 2025 are completely broken, • @irys_xyz got farmed for 20% of their airdrop by one person using 900 wallets. Dumped $4M on @bitget • @RaylsLabs lost 10% to sybil attack across 9k+ wallets Both had "Anti-Sybil Protection" btw lmaooo But, WTF is actually going on? 🧵 $IRYS • one guy made 897 fresh wallet • funded them all from bitget • claimed 20% of the airdrop • sent straight back to bitget & sold $4M+ $RLS • 9306 wallets claimed • all following same pattern • claimed 6.7M tokens (10%+ supply) • instant dump to CEX Both used @authena_xyz for verification & @Clique2046 for distribution, which is obviously didn't work Shoutout @Zun2025 & @bubblemaps for exposing this mess with on-chain data Honestly farmers aren't even the problem They're just gaming broken system. The real issue is projects raising millions then not giving af about who actually get the airdrop. Imagine if that 20-30% went to real user who actually care instead of farming cluster dumping day 1

Most people judged $RLS off the first 24 hours of trading. That tiny window hid what actually started on TGE. Launch day felt rough: ◆ Price nuked fast ◆ Airdrop felt small ◆ Testnet grinders felt unseen ◆ CT wrote Rayls off as “dead on arrival” If you only look at that, the story ends there. --------------------------------------------------------------- But zooming out, TGE was the moment a "bank-grade" blockchain quietly plugged into the crypto system. @RaylsLabs is built for banks, fintechs, and asset managers to move real money and real assets in a way regulators can live with, while still opening a door to public crypto markets. On the private side, big players run Rayls to move payments and tokenized assets in their own controlled environment. When they want liquidity or yield, part of that capital can flow onto the public Rayls chain, where apps, traders, and everyday users can touch it. If this loop works, the impact is huge: ◆ Deeper, more stable liquidity for crypto markets ◆ Yield backed by

Just 72 hours (3days) after the $RLS airdrop, and you can already see the shift the noise is fading, the hype chasers are leaving, and the real believers in @RaylsLabs are standing firm. And honestly? That’s the most bullish signal we could ask for. The reaction to the airdrop made one thing very clear: We are still extremely early. Many people came looking for an instant payout, not a long-term vision. When the numbers didn’t match their imaginary jackpot, they acted like something was wrong with the project when in reality, nothing has changed. The strongest players are the ones who stayed. They see Rayls for what it is building, not for what they hoped to flip. They understand that real value comes from: institutional partnerships, RWA flows on-chain, long-term token burning mechanisms, and a network designed for actual global financial infrastructure. Airdrops don’t determine value they reveal mindset. And the mindset of the ones still here? Focused. Strategic. Early. Rayls is entering the phase w

🚨 Another @authena_xyz powered sybil protected airdrop got heavily sybilled This project is @RaylsLabs ▫️Raised : $32M ▫️Backers : ParaFi Capital and Framework Venture So far more than 10% of the total airdrop allocation has been claimed by sybil clusters. These sybil wallet addresses follow the same pattern : fund a fresh claim wallet with a small gas fee then claim and transfer to a new wallet or simply deposit to a CEX. ▫️Total sybil clusters (unique funders) : 105 ▫️Total wallets involved : 9,306 ▫️Total $RLS tokens claimed so far : 6,774,894.79 All the data is here : https://t.co/P4FLBBaZ3y First aPriori then Irys and now Rayls airdrop allocations get claimed by sybil clusters. The interesting part : ▫️Irys and Rayls both use Authena POH verification ▫️They both used @Clique2046 to distribute the airdrop At this point what is the need for POH when more than 10% of the allocation is claimed by sybil clusters?