There are indeed many rumors circulating online about the funding and airdrops of the Warden project. Some say it has secured $50 million in funding, while others mention a potential airdrop in January. However, the authenticity of these claims remains uncertain, and many bloggers have also stated that they are still observing.

But rather than focusing on these rumors, it’s more important to pay attention to the actual usage of the project. The interaction cost for Warden is not low—on-chain gas fees plus platform service charges, which can add up to a significant expense. If you’re only participating to boost interaction metrics, the cost-performance ratio is really average. From another perspective, the most practical approach is to use it only when you have on-chain transaction needs. This way, you can experience the product without losing out purely due to costs. Overall, don’t follow the trend blindly; calmly assess whether you truly need this tool.