$NIGHT The project team's recent airdrop plan is indeed a large-scale initiative. It is reported that a trading competition is about to kick off with an airdrop of 35 million tokens, and the participation seems quite substantial.
Interestingly, the data benchmark: based on a foundational participation threshold of 1700 multiplied by a ratio of 0.084, the airdrop profit per account can reach around 143 USD. This is significantly different from the project's previous airdrop practices—historically, the average returns in past events generally ranged from 40 to 50 USD, and this time it has nearly tripled.
The logic behind this design is worth pondering. Is this an effort to enhance the attractiveness of participation, or is it aimed at making some degree of price adjustments before the airdrop? The participation data from the trading competition often becomes a key factor in market warming before the tokens go live, and so far, the sincerity of this airdrop is indeed evident. How things proceed will depend on the actual participation enthusiasm in the trading competition.
