Now entering, which projects can we grind?

Recently, I've discovered something: the airdrop circle is really accelerating its reshuffling.
Many studios have disbanded, and those relying on Alpha are struggling to hold on.

But in my view, this is not the end; it's the beginning of a re-layering.

The airdrop track has not disappeared; it has only shifted from "batch interaction" to "deep participation."
In the past, you could just click casually, but now it’s truly about patience, strategy, and time management.

This year, many people have managed to profit from major players like Sign, Newton, and Sahara.
In projects without tokens, there are still potential stocks.
As long as there are people launching chains and raising funds, there will definitely be people who can make money.

Gaining tokens is always a gamble with the project parties.
Only those with a steady mindset can last long.

My own principle is very simple:
If I can do it at zero cost, I’ll go all in;
If a deposit is required, I’ll spread it out in small amounts;
With limited energy, I’ll only deeply engage with 2-3 main accounts.

If you feel like there are "no projects to engage with," then you should spend time nurturing your accounts:
Twitter, DC, wallets—these are the thresholds for all future tasks.
Currently, projects prefer "real users" and "contributing individuals," not dozens of zombie accounts.

Also, don’t be fooled into starting with hundreds of accounts or large equipment from the get-go.
For personal engagement, 3-5 accounts are sufficient;
If you really want to start a studio, that’s a different approach altogether.

Although I was also hit by Monad and Camp this year, overall, my returns still outperformed my physical store.
This is also why I continue to delve deeper.

If you want to work in this field, please think clearly first:
Boring, slow, tiring, counterproductive, and unknown are all very normal.
But those who persist are never many.

Finally, here are a few projects I’m following (DYOR):
Polymarket, Abstract, Infinex, MetaMask Points, OpenSea, Farcaster, Backpack, Lighter, Kalshi, edgeX, Zama, Brevis, Nexus, Warden…

It's true that the gains have decreased, but you can still engage; it’s just that the rhythm of the track has changed.