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When we perform airdrop tasks, we find that many coins experience a significant drop after the airdrop, which means if our speed is slow, the expected returns will be greatly reduced. For example, if we invest 3 BNB in a new token, and BNB drops from 1000 USD to 950 USD after the investment, while the airdrop is only worth 100 USD, we become like that sheep, directly losing 250 USD. Out of this, 100 USD is from the airdrop, and 150 USD is caused by the drop in coin price. We expected to receive this 100 USD for free, but in reality, we ended up losing 50 USD. How can we avoid this situation? I believe there are two solutions.
1. Borrow coins by staking 6 BNB worth of USDT to borrow 3 BNB. This method is the safest; you only need to pay a small fee to insure your BNB, but you cannot gain from the drop in value.

The frustrating task 5. If you use a domestic network, after reaching 70%, it will prompt you that you are not qualified. It is suspected that access might be intercepted. I am connected to a VPN in Japan, and then I went to mint, and the payment interface popped up directly. Everyone hurry up; as long as you have completed 2 of remi, holo, open, rvv, you can pass. It doesn’t have to be a win. Speed is important; there are only 15,000 slots left for other tasks, and the last one still has more than 50,000.



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Earlier we talked about how to get a Google account and log in to x, but buying accounts carries risks of being banned, because many of those accounts have the same registration IP. After obtaining the account, we need to quickly bind the device and change the phone number to avoid being identified as a robot. I haven't changed my phone number, but I guess a verification code is also needed; if it's not a phone number, then a Google email verification code is required. It's quite frustrating. I remember it took several weeks to complete the registration when I registered before. Everyone should try to change their number or register around 2-3 AM, because at this time the carrier shuts down some base stations, and you won't receive verification codes during the day.

Many boost tasks require having Twitter (x), but many people do not know how to register for Twitter. Here, I recommend the simplest way to register for Twitter, hoping it can help everyone.

We chose to first register a Google account, and then log into Twitter using that Google account. This method is optimal because domestic phones cannot register for foreign apps, while foreign apps support logging in with Google and Apple accounts. Therefore, choosing a Google account is our best solution.

Actually, registering a Google account is very simple, just like registering for QQ. Fill in your number and then send the verification code to you. After writing the registration code, just fill in the account name you want to register. Registering a Google account is the same as registering a Google email, but unfortunately, there is a chance that you won't receive the verification code (the same goes for registering Telegame). My recommended method is to collect the registration code at midnight, and then use a VPN to register around 2-3 AM, which has a high probability of receiving the verification code. Last time I logged into Telegame, I did it at midnight and received the verification code sent by a domestic company. Now, new Telegame accounts require a fee for domestic numbers. 😓

Newcomers or returning accounts usually receive a rebate voucher, but many of us do not use this thing, thinking it is very useless: because many people lose money when buying coins. The provided rebate voucher is for offsetting spot trading fees, and many of us have a fee of one-thousandth, meaning a trading volume of 1000u will consume 1u. Both buying and selling require a fee, and the rebate means no fee, for example, a 20u voucher can be used to trade 20000u of spot. However, if we go directly to trade, it won't work, because you can't expect to make a profit every time you buy or sell. Relying on price differences for arbitrage is not advisable, as the market is unstable.