Everyone is thinking that they can grab a spot and lose points. After the high scores are taken, it will be their turn. The last issue is that if 1 million people are qualified and after excluding the 10,000 who grabbed the spots and lost points, even if no additional qualified people are added, there will still be 990,000 competing with you in the next round. The final result is that no matter how many airdrops there are, you will not be able to grab anything.

I just saw an online post saying that after the 13th, airdrops will occur. For example, if the threshold is set at 130 points, this much will be deducted from your score. Then, if you want to qualify for the next airdrop, you might need to grind for several more days to meet the threshold and continue to receive airdrops, endlessly for future generations.

Let's not discuss whether this is true or false, but the logic within it, as I have mentioned before regarding crypto, is that if we don't do it this way, we can only say it's like stepping on one foot while trying to balance on the other, and in the end, no one profits.

After all, this has been launched for almost half a month. Since the 13th has come, big data has filtered out those who did not take it seriously before and has targeted those who missed out. When you hit the 13th, just when you catch up, suddenly, I changed the rules, and it’s all about making you trade. That is the essence of it; after all, without trading volume, how can wallets survive? Without active users, how can project parties distribute airdrops? Without rules to limit opportunists, how can they dangle carrots in front of you to tempt you!!

So regardless of its truth, understanding the logic is crucial, and only then can you gladly accept it and make targeted plans for the next step.

At the same time, Bitcoin has returned to 100,000; the next period should be volatile.
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