1 minute and a few seconds, has long been finished, still talking nonsense, haha, other ways to improve reaction speed have some reason. Boss, you worked hard writing so much.

Is it that every time you set an alarm for an airdrop, you either get stuck on the loading circle when clicking 'claim', or the button shows 'quota full' right after it appears? Actually, you don’t need to just practice speed; I tested with 3 accounts for a week and found that 80% of the success chances lie in 'prior predictions' and 'emergency responses'. Today, I'll break down all the details I haven't mentioned!
1. First, make 3 'preparation predictions', which is more stable than 'snatching at the moment'.
Don't wait until the countdown starts to act; doing these things 15 minutes in advance can directly avoid 60% of the lag issues:
• Choose the right 'golden time window': Don't just stare at the exact hour! Testing shows that for the afternoon 5 o'clock airdrop, the first 10 seconds are peak traffic and prone to collective lag, whereas from 5:01:05 to 5:01:15 is a small window (many people grab the first wave and exit, and the system will release a small number of quotas), you can squat in two waves to increase your chances.