Since entering the crypto space in 2017, I have not attended any conferences, mainly because I am poor and cannot afford it, nor have I been sponsored by any project team.
This BSC meme has airdrops available No cost, the contract has been audited Let’s see if we can get a meal of pig's trotter rice https://jager.meme?invitor=0x5B2252D8EF698Caa0C5DD9052878d13cE66F66B7
Since Binance Alpha shifted the entire focus of airdrops from 'performing tasks on-chain, accumulating points' back to the 'exchange front,' airdrops have started to become a bit distorted.
All exchanges began to compete for airdrops, trading volume, and interaction, but the problem is: competing on trading volume may ultimately become a game for a select few, making it difficult for new users to join. A user rushing to make hundreds of trades just to earn a few hundred dollars in rewards is not sustainable and is likely to face criticism, mainly due to poor performance and uncontrollable losses. Therefore, major exchanges started to explore new paths, trying to come up with some new tricks to attract users. The Megadrop model launched by @Bybit_Official is a typical example. Instead of competing in the dead end of 'trading volume,' it opened a new avenue, integrating 'new asset subscription + wealth management' mechanisms, which, to some extent, brings airdrops back to the original flavor of 'making profits without losses.'
In simple terms, the core logic is: buy wealth management products, airdrop new tokens, zero-risk new subscriptions. Additionally, how to balance the interests of large and small investors is also a key issue for the industry. Binance adopts an approach of spreading benefits evenly, while Bybit currently appears to favor larger investors: the more they stake, the more points they accumulate, providing larger investors with more space; of course, to balance this, they introduced side quests, allowing diligent participants to complete side quests for an additional 1.2x points bonus, which is also friendly to retail investors.
The first project of the OBOL Megadrop event is underway. Whether you participate or not, there are benefits to be gained. The basic quality of those who chase rewards is to get involved first and then research; here’s the link:
https://t.co/3PrXIycwN2
In a sense, the current airdrop battle among several exchanges may likely become the main theme of new asset subscriptions in Web3 for the time to come. If Binance Alpha's scores are insufficient, trying Bybit's new route for a truly 'no risk of backlash' airdrop may be one of the most worthwhile research topics for reward chasers going forward.
Binance wants you to trade You all aren't trading properly You are not trading BSC well You all went to trade SOL Now it's good, the low wear SOL trading points are directly at half price You must trade BSC now
Binance's delisting strategy is incredible Project teams manipulate tokens Risk control cuts leeks Can this be optimized??? It provides a learning case for future delisted project teams Delisting pull-up concept?
SB 1025: Arizona Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act, allowing state treasury and retirement systems to invest up to 10% of public funds in virtual currencies such as Bitcoin.
SB 1373: Strategic Digital Asset Reserve Act, authorizing the state treasury to manage a fund composed of digital assets allocated by legislative appropriations and collected by the state.
The biggest loss should be the market makers? Why is the plaintiff the exchange? So is Bitget really the counterpart of users?? God's perspective??? Watching retail traders' transaction data, yet still losing Then playing the rogue???
In my rural hometown We used all the KYC that the whole village could use Anything that can shake its head or recognize faces was used Binance alpha, I'm coming Leading the villagers to get rid of poverty and become wealthy
At this stage, the era of 'pulling wool' can be said to be over. All major tracks have been debunked. FDV has plummeted. Airdrop shares have decreased. Airdrop insider trading. Supply from Binance. The tokens that can be 'pulled' into people's hands are almost pitifully few. I personally haven't really 'pulled wool' since the second half of last year. I rarely post information about 'pulling wool'. Perhaps in the end, the final 'wool' will return to proven tracks like CEX and DEX. There are users, there is income, and there is a clear future. Project parties also do not need to curry favor with exchanges. Currently, I am only focusing on two or three DEXs.
The entire airdrop design of ZORA revolves around how to please Binance, how to dump tokens Official Discord disbanded, arrogance to the end So-called 'decentralized blockchain' Airdrop is given to users of centralized exchanges who have never participated in the project ZORA is roughly equivalent to a token issuance soft RUG