In recent months, the market for scalping (participating in airdrops, rewards and other activities in cryptocurrency projects to gain returns) has indeed been not very prosperous. Even a currency like cats that can provide 4x returns was rare in the scalping circle in the past. Such returns have also triggered a frenzy, and many people have begun to configure tools such as fingerprint recognition and simulators to increase their returns.

But I personally don’t recommend using these tools because the synchronization problem is too serious. If the project party is determined, it is easy to block the thousands of accounts you have configured. The big scalpers I have scalped in the past have never relied on these tools.

My current strategy is to maintain some boutique accounts on EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) and keep them active on the main network and multi-chain. In fact, using tools such as cursor, you can write an automated and diversified solution, and keep the private key yourself, which is convenient and safe.

For TON (a blockchain project), since my technology has not yet penetrated into this area, I can’t make scripts myself. Therefore, I can only seek help from some technical experts. Although progress is slow, I personally estimate that there will be no more big players on Binance in the next one or two months, so I am not too anxious.

As for specific projects, there is really nothing particularly attractive after zksync issued the coin. My strategy is to ignore all projects that require deposits. Because in this regard, we cannot deposit as much as big players and whales, and the returns are too small and meaningless. Only when the time of coin issuance is approaching (this requires your own judgment) will you go in and gamble, and use a low-security number to invest.

In this way, most of the so-called "big players" can be excluded first, and then there are still a few projects with a good community atmosphere and good financing left, which can be concentrated on.