May airdrop earned 10,000 USDT! All thanks to hardcore content output
This month I earned 10,000 USDT from airdrops, detailed breakdown:
Huma project: 5,000 USDT (thanks to intense analysis of Richard's interviews + directly contacting the founder for business details)
Soon protocol: 2,000 USDT (compensation for thoroughly studying the SVM virtual machine documentation)
Infinex cards: 3,500 USDT (tuition for fully understanding the technical principles of password keys)
I used to be quite annoyed when others said "just talking", but now I see it differently—outsiders only see me chatting in the team, but they don’t know how much effort I put in behind the scenes. To fully grasp Huma's business logic, I analyzed every frame of Richard's interviews and then directly emailed to battle over technical details; when studying the Soon protocol, I devoured SVM-related papers like novels; I spent 20 pages on flowcharts just to understand the password key authentication process for Infinex.
Now when someone asks me about the Valut wallet, I can explain its underlying architecture clearly: how does its cold and hot wallet separation mechanism compare to traditional wallets? What hidden risks are there in the fund custody scheme? Many so-called "reviews" are actually just emotional output; those who have truly put in the effort breathe project details.
But that said, project teams are smarter than ever. Look at the beautiful data from the Monad testnet, right? But how many are real accounts? How many genuine users are there? The planning team has already figured out human nature—what they want is live people who can continuously provide value, not locusts who just come to take and run.
