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If you have not been active in the venov blockchain, then you definitely do not have the right to receive an airdrop. It does not happen that someone receives an airdrop from Venom and does not claim the 19-20 NFT that the participants received during the test period.

Well, I don't know how that will eventually end but I can tell you too that I didn't complete all the testnet activities. I minted about six NFTs and then the whole thing became cumbersome and I stopped. Venom was a project I followed since 2023. I was able to send my OKX UID and the Venom address from that exchange. If the project was restricting those who didn't do all tasks, I'm sure I wouldn't have been able to send those addresses.

I do think maybe they will compensate those who minted something and not reward only those who completed the whole task. By the way, not many people even participated in the testnet.

I minted all the NFTs except the last one - I don’t use OKX, I don’t see the point in trying to do this with such a drop. Judging by the fact that I did not meet the criteria (what?) of the Ventory drop (a project in the Venom ecosystem) and tokenomics (if it is true), then I do not expect anything worthwhile from Venom. Perhaps some projects will distribute a minimum of 1000-10000 tokens, which will cost a couple of cents.