MemeX Drops ‘Proof of Sh*t’—Gatekeeps $700K Rewards in Bold Anti-AI Move

MemeX just flipped the script with its latest stunt—launching ‘Proof of Sh*t’ to lock down $700K in rewards. Because nothing says ‘decentralized’ like making humans jump through hoops to prove they’re not bots.

The crypto crowd’s calling it genius. The AI labs? Probably spitting out error messages. Either way, it’s a middle finger to automation—and a payday for anyone willing to play along.

Here’s the kicker: that $700K pool? Chump change for Wall Street, but in crypto land, it’s enough to start a cult. MemeX knows its audience—give ‘em a meme, a pile of cash, and a way to ‘stick it to the machines,’ and they’ll FOMO in hard.

Just don’t ask how this ‘proof’ actually works. Some things are better left unverified.

Bots remain a consistent issue with airdrops

Token airdrops are among the most popular ways to boost engagement in crypto. However, they also suffer from a persistent bot problem. crypto bots can create thousands of wallets, simulate real engagement, and siphon off rewards meant for actual users.

The practice, called airdrop farming, is something crypto projects are actively trying to stamp out. However, short of KYC procedures or biometrics, it remains particularly difficult to distinguish between real users and bots in crypto. What’s more, some projects go too far in the opposite direction and end up denying airdrop rewards to legitimate participants.