1. Chili Brother received around 100 Hyperlane airdrops yesterday, each worth about 30 dollars. Although Hyperlane is now listed on Binance, the results are not satisfactory. The reason is that the cost of hair-pulling on Hyperlane is significantly higher than the cost of Binance airdrops.
2. Specifically, the costs for hair-pulling are as follows: I started following Hyperlane a year ago, when the mainstream interaction solution was cross-chain Tia, so I had to buy Tia at a high price. Then some niche solutions, like ZBC's cross-chain website, are currently unavailable. So the cost per transaction is buying Tia + bearing the risk of the website shutting down + maintaining a year's activity. In contrast, the cost of Binance airdrops is simply interacting with Binance alpha for a short time.
3. Many people criticize the project team for giving too much share to Binance, thus squeezing the share of hair-pullers. However, Chili Brother believes that in the face of interests, everything is a matter of following the trend; there is no right or wrong. Therefore, the insight we gain from this is that a Binance account in the future may be equivalent to 10 hair-pulling wallets, so we should make good use of the Binance account.
