At 5 PM and 7 PM, two airdrops, set the alarm, test hand speed, deduct points—recently, the entire circle seems to have fallen into a 'points arms race.' Yesterday, 270,000 people rushed, some exchanged 30 points for 50 U, while others had 225 points but only deducted 10 points to find a treasure. Under the new rules, the costs are getting higher, and strategies are becoming more complicated: Can 255 points get 4? Can 270 points get 5? This is not an airdrop; it is clearly a digital prisoner's dilemma.
But just when everyone was busy calculating scores and staying up late, I asked myself a question: When the cost of obtaining value exceeds the value itself, is this still an opportunity?
This also turns my attention to another completely different way of value accumulation: projects like @usddio, which do not rely on seizing or competing, but rather obtain sustainable returns through stable ecological participation. In the airdrop battlefield, what you compete for are uncertain, one-time candies; whereas in the @usddio ecosystem, you accumulate predictable, repeatable asset rights.
USDD, as a stablecoin supported by over-collateralization, its core value lies not in 'sudden airdrops', but in 'always stable like an anchor'. You can participate in various staking and liquidity plans within the @usddio ecosystem by holding USDD to obtain continuous returns. It's like having a living spring, rather than waiting for random raindrops to fall.
More importantly, this model does not consume your attention and emotions. You do not need to set alarms, study rules, or worry about being ripped off; you just need to allocate assets into a designed economic model according to your own risk preferences and then let the system work for you. True crypto wealth should come from systematic construction, rather than impulsive snatching.
Of course, I'm not saying to completely give up on airdrop opportunities. But smart people balance their investments: devoting a small amount of energy to capture market hotspots while allocating core assets and attention to projects like @usddio that can provide foundational value. While others worry about 10 points or 30 points, you are already building a revenue base that is unaffected by changes in rules.
The crypto world is not just a zero-sum game of point games, but also a vast space where trust and stability create increments. It's time to look up and consider a more solid and long-term path.