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'I didn't get it again!' 'The score line has gone up again!' This is the most familiar exclamation of cryptocurrency players in 2025. The Binance airdrop, which once required simple operations to reap benefits, has long bid farewell to the 'zero-cost profit' blue ocean and has become a red ocean battlefield where millions of users compete for limited shares. From an average of 10 airdrops per account per month to just 7, and from an average gross profit of 2,200 yuan shrinking to 1,500 yuan, the soaring difficulty of airdrops reflects the deep changes in the industry ecosystem, forcing players to abandon blind following and shift towards refined operations.
Binance's airdrop '抢毛' difficulty has upgraded, primarily due to three structural changes. First, the entry threshold has risen significantly; the minimum participation score on the Binance Alpha platform has surpassed 230 points, with some quality projects raising the threshold to over 245 points. The MMT project even requires 7 BNB for full subscription, directly deterring retail investors who just want to 'get something for nothing.' Second, the intensity of competition has grown exponentially. When 20,000 airdrops are contested by 100,000 users, 'running alongside' has become the norm. The technological scripts from studios and multi-account operations further squeeze the survival space for ordinary players, forcing platforms to strengthen risk control—since October, a large number of violating accounts have been banned, and even some normal retail investors have been affected. Finally, there has been a shift in market logic; against the backdrop of an overall market downturn, project parties prefer to filter for truly capable users through high thresholds rather than relying solely on airdrops for traffic, rendering the traditional strategy of 'mindlessly grinding points' completely ineffective.