#撸毛教程 Six years of experience in crypto airdrops, summarizing three iron rules to prevent 'anti-rip-off'

After six years of experience, from frequently being ripped off to a mindset as steady as a dog

I have realized: Testnet airdrops are never about quantity, but about survival.

Why do you always get ripped off?

1. Intense competition: Good projects eat well in the first season, but in the second season, they can't even get soup. I once lost hundreds of accounts all at once because the project team upgraded their detection algorithm, covering everything from IP to trading patterns.

2. Technical traps: Don't be overly reliant on VPNs and multiple browser windows. Now, even Gas modes and cross-chain traces are checked; I lost hundreds of dollars due to 'too frequent address transfers.'

3. FOMO will lead to death: Projects that are hot on Twitter often crash collectively. The ones that can truly benefit are those that lay out plans for obscure projects in advance.

A high tolerance for mistakes is the core competitiveness!

Treat crypto airdrops as a probability game: Allow for a 90% failure rate, just aiming for a 10% explosion.

- Control your position: Don't invest more than 5% of total funds in a single project

- Stick to reviewing: Find the cause of death for every account that got ripped off

- Maintain rhythm: Set 'no rip-off days' to avoid anxiety, and join reliable communities to share experiences

Last month, I participated in 5 projects, 3 got ripped off, but 2 successful projects yielded over 500 U.

Remember: Getting ripped off is a tuition fee, not a failure.

The crypto world lacks opportunities; what it lacks is a resilient mindset.

Getting ripped off is no longer the end, but the starting point for the next stage.

Develop a high tolerance for mistakes; early birds will eventually wait for their own explosion.

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