A project that was hot for three days, gone on the fourth day;
Tasks hung for three weeks, on the day of the token launch -90%;
Rushing in with the trend means becoming a bag holder.
I am tired. Really tired.
🧱 What have I gained in these years of chasing trends?
• Rushed in with KOLs, the project closed comments the next day
• Created 30 wallet interactions, and as a result, the project just ran away
• Ranking and competing for interaction points, but in the end, all airdrops went to KOLs + nodes
• Every day squatting on Twitter, browsing DC, doing tasks, but the token is locked for 1 year
I am not farming airdrops, I am being farmed by airdrops.
Until that day, I saw a particularly calm project: MYX.
🧠 MYX has no 'hype kidnapping', only 'product self-proof'
• No internet celebrities were invited, no KOL advertising fees were spent, it relied on user reputation
• No 'interactive points' are given, as long as you are a real user, you can claim
• Not relying on imagination to boost valuation, but rather being usable, verifiable, and redeemable right from the start
It is like a project that 'does not belong to this era', but has truly made it to today.
When I opened the official website, it was already:
• Featured on the homepage of Binance Wallet
• Invested by Sequoia, HashKey, and ConsenSys with real money
• The airdrop has been released in 3 rounds, many friends have already claimed and successfully sold
• Listed on Binance Futures contracts and PancakeSwap spot
I suddenly realized:
It turns out Web3 doesn't lack 'good projects', it's just that what I've been chasing are all emotional bubbles.
💥 What truly changed my attitude was the airdrop
My friend claimed more than 12,000 MYX from MYX in total,
Most of it was 'automatically recorded' by the system after he 'used it'.
No interactions, no retweets, no scripts.
He did just one thing: logged into MYX with a wallet and placed a few orders.
And I interacted with dozens of projects and wrote numerous notes, but did not earn a penny.
This is like a satire of an era:
A truly good project does not rely on your hard work, it only rewards 'real users'.
🎯 So I no longer chase trends
I have begun to return to the blockchain, return to usage, return to logic.
The existence of MYX tells me:
• Product experience > emotional hype
• Real users > strategy to farm
• Available upon launch > white paper pie in the sky
• Claimable, sellable, and verifiable airdrop > high-end 'ecological incentives'
It is not 'the overnight wealth you fantasize about',
It is 'the real opportunity you finally understand after many years.'