Capybobo has changed the way its Season 2 airdrop will be calculated. Rewards will no longer depend only on BOBO Score; $CROCO mining activity and token holdings are now part of the formula. The project operates across Solana and TON, with $PYBOBO positioned as the governance token and $CROCO used for in-game mining and transactions.
CROCO is now part of the airdrop equation
Earlier, participants were mainly farming BOBO Score to qualify for the airdrop. That model is being revised. Under the update, mining and holding CROCO will directly affect reward outcomes, while BOBO Score remains included rather than removed. For users focused only on score farming, the message is simple: the strategy may no longer be enough on its own.
The project said full details will be released on Feb. 14 at 10:00 UTC. That announcement is expected to give participants time to adjust before the Season 2 airdrop date. The source material does not specify weighting, thresholds, or how different actions across the ecosystem will be scored.
Deposits and withdrawals for CROCO open on Feb. 15
A second key date is Feb. 15, when $CROCO deposits and withdrawals are scheduled to go live. Once enabled, mined CROCO can move freely between wallets. Users will also have more direct control over what the project calls Virtual World Assets, or VWA.
Capybobo says these actions will be stored on-chain, making them transparent and verifiable. That matters for a project combining meme branding with GameFi, NFTs, and Telegram-based gameplay. In practical terms, CROCO starts to function less like a closed in-game point system and more like a transferable on-chain asset.
KuCoin Web3 Wallet campaign targets early PYBOBO holders
The ecosystem update also includes a 20,000 USDC giveaway tied to KuCoin Web3 Wallet. To qualify, users must hold more than 6,000 $PYBOBO in a KuCoin Web3 wallet. Each eligible participant can receive 5 USDC, with rewards limited to 4,000 users on a first-come, first-served basis.
The campaign runs from Feb. 12 at 10:00 UTC to Feb. 26 at 10:00 UTC. The source also notes that the promotion uses capybara-themed videos to show wallet setup and buying steps, tying the incentive to wallet adoption, early participation, and token locking behavior.
Price level and token unlock are part of the discussion
The article cites CoinMarketCap data showing the token trading at about $0.0008, with a market capitalization near $14.6 million. It also flags a 625 million token unlock on Feb. 21, which the source says could bring price volatility.
The source includes a price assumption of $0.0012 to $0.0015 by the end of Q1 2026, but that range is presented as conditional on stable market conditions and active community participation. What is confirmed now is not the future price path. It is the rule change: Season 2 rewards are moving from a score-only structure to a broader mix of score farming, CROCO mining, and CROCO holdings.
Community reaction is mixed
Response from participants is not uniform. Some see the update as a late change in the rules, especially for users who optimized around BOBO Score. Others support the multi-activity model, arguing that it better reflects both active engagement and long-term commitment inside the ecosystem. Based on what has been disclosed, the main takeaway is clear enough: in Capybobo Season 2, CROCO now matters in a direct way.