In the airdrop track of 2025, the binding of interests between project owners and exchanges (such as Binance) has led to increasingly complex airdrop rules, and the frequent occurrence of "anti-take-back" phenomenon - that is, community users suffer losses because project owners give priority to allocating airdrops to exchange ecosystem users (such as Binance Alpha users). This trend poses a severe challenge to the traditional "take-back" model.
The following are my personal thoughts, welcome to discuss!
1. Reposition target projects: choose high-potential tracks and transparent rules. 1. Focus on Layer 1 and testnet projects Layer 1 (such as Monad, Sahara AI, Sonic) and testnet projects have higher certainty of coin issuance, controllable interaction costs, and better critical hit probability than Layer 2 projects. Avoid projects with complex airdrop rules and long coin issuance cycles.
The story ends here 1⃣️ Most of the accounts that participated in the test network in the early stages have received them 2⃣️ The amounts given here are generally based on the number of badges 3⃣️ The minimum amount is 10, and the maximum is 100 4⃣️ The story has a high threshold, but does not take much time 5⃣️ Overall, the story is like a small account for pig feet rice
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