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Earn Alliance

2 reviews, 0% of them positive.0% positive · 2 reviews· Influence factor 19, above 4% of accounts

The record

From 2 activities · Jun 2026

Earn Alliance positioned itself as a GameFi hub for cross-game quests and ALLY token airdrops but faced serious allegations of scamming users who spent significant time completing campaigns over multiple years. Users report discrepancies between official claims about the airdrop distribution and what actually occurred.

What people say

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“The biggest airdrop in web3 gaming history”I joined Earn Alliance almost from day one, went through every season, every campaign, every announcement. What I watched unfold over two years is a story worth telling honestly. The official litepaper states, in plain text: "In September 2023, we launched the biggest airdrop in web3 gaming history. In March 2024, 150,000+ users were rewarded for their gaming history with 150M ALLY tokens." That is a direct quote from their own documentation. Here is the problem with it: the ALLY token contract on Arbitrum was deployed on September 22, 2024, six months after the date they claim the distribution happened. On-chain data shows only 1,099 holders and a market cap under $10. Nobody received 150 million ALLY tokens in March 2024. The token did not exist in March 2024. What exists now is a contract with essentially no holders and zero trading volume. The project wrote something into its official documentation that is contradicted by the blockchain itself. The TGE timeline tells the same story. The original target was Q3 2024. It passed without an event. On September 6, 2024, the team officially announced October 10, 2024 as the TGE date. October 10 came and went. In August 2024, while the community was still waiting, the team launched the Ally Pass, a new battle pass mechanic with fresh quests and seasons to keep users engaged. A new engagement layer, launched precisely when people were expecting an exit. Every time a deadline approached, something new appeared to extend the wait. Now the project is called Playfull. The web3-first identity has been quietly dropped. The Android app has been removed from the Google Play Store, the Chrome extension has not been updated since 2024, and it is openly uncertain whether any airdrop will be distributed at all. The ALLY token is still mentioned on the Playfull website as something that will power the ecosystem, which means the promise has not been cancelled, just moved forward indefinitely under a friendlier name with a new points system called Playpoints. A rebrand does not fix a broken commitment. Calling it Playfull does not change what happened: a documented claim of distributing tokens that had not yet been deployed, two missed TGE dates, a new season launched every time a deadline passed, and a community that farmed points and completed quests for two years without receiving anything they could actually use. The project replaced its name. It did not replace its track record.

Mr. Viking · 1438· 4mo ago · negative4

“From hype to scam”Earn Alliance positioned itself as a hub for all the top GameFi projects — a place where you could complete quests across different games, earn points, and compete on the leaderboard for a shot at the $ALLY airdrop. They raised a significant amount of money in their investment round, built a large audience, and secured big collaborations. On paper, it looked like a project with huge potential. But what really happened? They scammed everyone. I personally spent a year actively completing quests and grinding points, only to see them delay their TGE over and over again ( five times during my participation alone ). Meanwhile, they quietly changed the whitepaper multiple times, constantly altering the community allocation (31% - 50% - 21% and so on). And the funniest part? After a year and a half of waiting, the TGE never happened. In the end, they sold the project off to some no-names after betraying their investors, collaborators, and community. Truly one of the worst projects I’ve come across in this space.

Kerulov.base · 1276· 1y ago · negative5

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