Looming Trouble? BLESS Community Members Slam Airdrop as “Unfair”

Bless Network, a decentralized computing network built on the layer-1 BNB Chain, has become one of the most talked-about projects over the past 24 hours.

Earlier today, the project rolled out its native cryptocurrency, BLESS. Leading crypto exchange Binance announced that the token will be airdropped to Binance Alpha users. The exchange also commenced perpetual trading for the digital asset on Binance Futures today.

Although the token soared by over 254% since its debut to a trading price of $0.0985, community members stress that the token will experience a significant decrease in the coming 24 hours.

What is Bless Network?

Bless Network is a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) that aims to build the world’s first shared computer. Being a DePIN project, Bless leverages blockchain technology and token incentives to create a community of participants with a shared goal.

Bless Network’s goal is to democratize computing, taking power away from centralized authorities. Anyone can join the network of computing and run a node by installing a Chrome extension on their device. Once they are part of the network, Bless matches their devices and preferences with computing tasks. As a result, they put their “idle machines” to work.

In return, these participants receive reward points for their role. The more uptime a user runs their node and performs tasks, the more rewards they receive. Presently, Bless’ website indicates that over 5 million user-maintained nodes are part of the network.

With this computing infrastructure, developers can easily build new products at a lower expense and with reduced complexity. Individuals and projects in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI), gaming, research, and other sectors can become part of the Bless ecosystem.

Bless Network’s Users Are Unhappy

Bless Network’s working principles involve users running a node or installing an extension from the network and accruing reward points. Ideally, loyal users should be the primary beneficiary when the project launches a native token on the blockchain. However, many Bless Network users claim that they did not experience such.

In its tokenomics, revealed in July 2025, the Bless’ development team disclosed that 10% of the total supply of 10 billion BLESS tokens is earmarked for airdrop. On September 22nd, the team explained that 8.5% of the supply would be distributed as an airdrop to eligible users.

Instead of focusing on its community, community members stress that Bless Network allocated most of the airdrop to Binance Alpha users. In its announcement earlier today, Binance disclosed that each participant can claim up to 3,200 BLESS tokens by expending 200 Binance Alpha points. Some X users stated that this amount is significantly higher than that of “those who ran nodes for years.”

One user, Mr. Random, took to X to express his frustration, saying that he had been running a node for 150 days and had completed every required task. Still, he was not eligible for the airdrop. Since the tokens will be unlocked on September 24th, Mr. Random presumes that Binance Alpha users will rapidly sell off their holdings, which could affect the Bless Network.

Another user highlighted that if Bless continues to prioritize the Binance community over its loyal users, it will soon become a dead project.

“If you don’t prioritize the community and instead focus more on Binance Alpha users who don’t understand anything about your project—people who only know how to sell and sell—it’s certain that before long, the project will end up dead,” the tweet stated.

Already, some users have declared their exit from running nodes on Bless Network.

Meanwhile, Bless’ team has yet to comment on the concerns from its community members.

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