In the fourth stage, how did we jump to the fifth stage?
Crypto圣泽
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I almost got 'filtered' out by the Aster airdrop until @usddio made me understand what 'stability' means.
A couple of days ago, I was staring at the notification for Aster's fifth phase airdrop, my finger hovering over 'Claim Now' for half the day without pressing it. Old Li from next door tapped my shoulder: 'What are you waiting for? Just take it and run!' I smiled wryly—if I choose to claim quickly, the other half will be destroyed directly; if I choose to lock it up, I have to run for three months. This isn't giving away money, it's clearly gambling with lives. Just as I was struggling, I remembered that @USDD - Decentralized USD always emphasized 'stability is more important than speed,' and suddenly had a jolt: That's right, airdrops are a psychological battle, but what you're guarding are real assets. This airdrop design is indeed cunning: 1.2% of the total amount is split in half, one half is claimed immediately, and the other half is locked for three months. You want liquidity? Fine, but the remaining 0.6% will be destroyed on the spot. The project party clearly doesn’t want to distribute tokens, just wants to screen people—either you leave now, or you gamble with me on the mainnet launch. But what cards do ordinary players have to gamble? Testnet, mainnet, L1 promises... Three months of variables are enough for assets to turn over ten times.
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