Today, I claimed the highest 247 points airdrop, worth 60U. I know this activity has already reached its end for retail investors. Every day, I'm nervously boosting my score, enduring the dual risks of traps and price fluctuations. Yet the returns are far from what I expected.
Why is the score so high?
I summarize the reasons as two.
First, no one is claiming it, thinking the returns are low, always wanting more. However, the reality is that 60U per period has become the norm! The era of 100U is over.
Second, the cost of boosting scores is now too low; it used to be a daily wear of 10U, now it's only 5U. This has led to the creation of tokens specifically for boosting scores, like ZKJ and KOGE. Even #BTC is not following the trend; the price is as stable as a stablecoin! This greatly reduces the cost and risk of boosting scores, especially suitable for batch work by studios, leaving retail investors with nothing.
Why do I think retail investors are out this time?
For example, in this case, 247 points, 247/15=16.467, which is 16 points a day. This is also the range with the most score boosters! It accounts for 47%, with a daily cost of around 3U. For an average person, the cost below 10,000U is more than 1,000U, yielding 2 points a day, totaling 18 points. 15*18=270 points. In a 15-day cycle, 270—15—15=240, which you might not even be able to redeem twice. The cost over 15 days is 15*3=45U. Now, the single-period return is 60U, and it will continue to decrease! 60—45=15U, so what are you still struggling for?