$USUAL suggests that friends who have not yet bought in and are still hesitating can first buy a 30% position. If there is indeed a dump from an airdrop, they can buy another 70% position to lower the average price. However, to be honest, the probability of a dump from an airdrop is very very low. Because those in the square saying that an airdrop will dump have basically already sold off and are trying to pick up red buns again through conspiracy theories.

A dump also varies by situation; if the pre-market trading is about to end and the price has already reached 1U, even if the maximum number of airdrops is sold off at 0.3U, there will still be 0.7U left. If it rises to 0.8U, even with a full sell-off dump, there will still be 0.5U left. If the price goes above 0.8U, isn't it riskier to enter the market than it is now? Moreover, as long as someone is dumping on a large scale, there will be someone to catch the fall and support the price. A cliff-like drop in price is basically unrealistic. Many people in the square say it will drop below 0.2U, but what basis do they have to say that? I predict that after formal trading starts, it will be very difficult for the price to drop to 0.5U because a large number of institutional whales will enter later, and they are more worried about everyone buying in large amounts and driving up the price, making it hard to acquire low-cost chips, rather than fearing a dump. When ETHFI was about to be listed this year, there was also pre-market staking of ETH to receive airdrops, and many big names like Sun Ge received tens of millions in airdrops through staking. Some people in the market also loudly proclaimed that with the listing of ETHFI, there would be a dump, creating panic around the airdrop. However, the result was that ETHFI surged dozens of times within just a few days after its listing. Many bloggers who sang the blues about ETHFI due to the airdrop were slapped in the face. Similarly, SUI, which was initially criticized by some who cited airdrop unlocks, has also drastically risen by dozens of times as everyone can see now.

Predicting the price of a token cannot be limited to the present and certainly should not be based solely on hearsay. One must truly explore its technical background, interactive value, long-term development roadmap, etc., in order to have their own opinions and not be misled by others.

Wishing everyone prosperity!