Let’s look at the initial market caps of these projects: Notcoin is around $955 million, DOGS is around $865 million, HMSTR is around $638 million, and Ice is only around $4 million. There are some important lessons to be learned from this data.

The Ice project paid generous rewards to users, while HMSTR’s rewards were stingy in comparison. However, after a deeper analysis, we found that HMSTR actually invested far more money than Ice.

Why is this the case? The reasons are:

📍Ice’s token mining is insufficient, it has about 6.8 billion tokens, but only a very small number of users can mine a large number of tokens.

📍In contrast, Hamster’s mining is excessive, which leads to a wide dispersion of tokens.

✍️If you want to get a good return from airdrops, then you must avoid chasing only popular projects. Because these projects are often over-farmed (i.e. a large number of users participate in mining), which makes the number of tokens that individuals can obtain limited.

Instead, you should look for legitimate and under-farmed airdrop projects and invest in them. Such projects often have fewer participants, giving you the opportunity to get more tokens.

In addition, we should also note that the popularity of most projects is often just because they paid influential people to promote them...✍️Therefore, when choosing investment projects, we should be more cautious and not be fooled by the superficial popularity and influence.