In ancient times, farming a coin was a tedious task (I say in ancient times, because in technology, yesterday is already ancient history).

You had to go to the project page, create an external wallet, connect and interact with the page with the wallet. Perform the requested tasks from time to time and wait for the next unlocking.

Until Notcoin came along, built on the Ton blockchain. It made everything simpler and more fun.

I must say that I am incredulous, I entered the game a few times, but I still managed to earn about $50 in the Airdrop, which later became 150 when the price went up, and with trading it became the largest token I have.

From there, 1,579,0765 tokens appeared in ton, with their apps and game mechanics similar to notcoin.

But NotCoin didn't stop there, it became an incubator for projects. And if Pavel Durov hadn't been arrested, Not's bullish season would have been a month ago.

This is where my recommendations come in.

1. The project with the most users is not always the most profitable project: Not Airdropped 80 million users. Hamster Airdropped 133. Maybe Airdrops used to generate very good profits because fewer people participated. It's simple math, more users will always mean fewer tokens to distribute, and less money.

2. Look for Projects that have a utility:

Notcoin became a project incubator. Blum will be an exchange. MemeFi will be a decentralized gaming platform. (By the way, have you seen Hamster's roadmap? -->> Here , They're already learning.)

3. For God's sake, think long-term (and stop crying about Square):

When Binance launched BNB in ​​2017, it was worth 0.1 USD. End of story and end of discussion. Think Bitcoin, Eth, Solana. Notcoin had its all-time high after 18 days. Please have some common sense. If you are thinking of quitting your job and making a fortune today with Airdrops, I will tell you that it is impossible. But, it is very possible that the coin you earned will increase in price over time. If you are not going to trade, put your coins in stake and forget about them for about 6 months.

4. Any project that requires you to make a payment in order to participate is a red flag:

It happened to me twice. Projects that seemed very serious and professional, with a good app, until, to convert the points generated into tokens, you had to make a payment in Ton (it was 0.1). I did it very enthusiastically until the next day, on Telegram, "Account Deleted" appeared. Don't waste your money on projects of this style.

And finally, don't waste your life on a telegram app:

Play enough until you can afford a Bot, which does the automated farming and allows you to log in every 3 hours (as an example) to take profits. If you are clicking a screen all day, every minute, you are losing your freedom for a few coins. Don't stress. And above all, be patient.

Happy Farming to all.

Greetings!