1. Airdrop at 19:05 with a threshold of 140 points, first come first served. I prefer to claim (check the price first, or it might be too late; inspect 15 minutes in advance).

2. Points of interest: cryptocurrencies that can be traded on contracts, relatively larger market capitalization.

Points of concern: first come first served usually has limited value.

3. This time, a special rule has been added: within 2 hours after the airdrop, only limit orders can be used for trading, meaning you can only set a price and wait for the trade; you cannot sell at market price immediately. (Theoretically, if your limit order is set below the current price, it will also trade immediately, but due to network congestion, even if you meet the conditions, you may not be able to sell.)

When the Ethereum network is congested, the network fees will be relatively high, as seen last time.

Using a market order might be better.

Suggested operation: After claiming, if the value is within your acceptable range, sell at market price.

If it drops too quickly afterward, you can hold for a bit and then set a limit price that you can accept.

If it hasn’t sold after 2 hours, consider selling at market price after 9 PM.