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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.

If I hadn't sold these 16 big pancakes in November 2015, they would be worth over ten million now. At that time, after cashing out my BTC, I lost everything I had invested in P2P gambling. This was my first significant loss after making my first bucket of gold in the crypto world, and I suppose it reflects my lack of understanding back then.
 
At that time, my married life was also in shambles, and coupled with the investment failure in P2P, I was drinking heavily and feeling depressed. Later, I deceived my parents, saying I wanted to start a business, and asked them for 500,000. Together with the mortgage on the house they bought for me, I had a total of over 800,000. Back then, depositing money wasn't as troublesome with frozen cards and risk controls; banks were actually eager for you to open cards every day!
 
I had 400,000 and bought Bitcoin at 500 USD each in August 2016. At that time, I could only use 2x leverage and couldn't increase it. I originally thought I could take the remaining 400,000 and gamble it in if it dropped to 100 USD, but in less than a year and a half, Bitcoin rose to 19,000 USD. So when Bitcoin reached 1,000 USD, I doubled my position but didn't sell; instead, I increased my stake with the remaining 400,000 at the rising price of 1,000 USD. This is also what I've repeatedly told everyone: my turnaround was betting everything at 1,000 USD.
 
My ex-wife knew I was playing with Bitcoin and said I was gambling. I told her that without taking risks, I wouldn’t even have a chance to turn things around. Asking my parents for over 500,000 to study abroad and returning to find some lousy job wouldn’t earn it back anyway—what's the difference? Since I started university, I got involved with BTC mining and trading, made my first bucket of gold, lost everything, and continued to borrow and gamble to turn my situation around. My ex-wife was always with me, but she still can't understand that BTC is the true future of financial revolution. So every time I see the kids, I don’t want to say a word to her; we are completely from two different worlds with different understandings and courage.
 
Now I give my daughter 1,000 USD every week to practice trading, but the results aren't great. I seriously suspect my daughter inherited her mother's genes, naturally uninterested in digital finance and the fluctuations of candlestick charts, but rather interested in singing and dancing. What use is that? Is she going to dance for others when she grows up? This further strengthens my belief that I want to have another child to raise properly. #BTC 👉返拥

Does the cryptocurrency world have this kind of magic? Even my mom was attracted to it.

In the summer of 2017, my ceramic business collapsed, and I owed 500,000 in debt, with only 60,000 left in my pocket.

I spent three days in an internet cafe researching the market, and finally took the plunge, investing everything in 10 bitcoins at an average price of 6,000 each. This was my last hope for a comeback.

That winter, bitcoin skyrocketed, increasing over 16 times throughout the year, and my account soared to 900,000.

During the celebration, I almost sold my house to increase my investment, but in 2018, the bubble burst, and the cryptocurrency market lost three-quarters of its value, leaving only 220,000.

Squatting in front of the ATM checking my balance on a cold night, I finally understood: money that hasn't been realized is just an illusion.

Starting in 2019, I stopped chasing price increases and decreases and switched to mining machine hosting and liquidity mining.

After three years of hard work, my account stabilized at 2,800,000. Newcomers ask me how many hundredfold coins I've caught, and I always say, "In the crypto circle, surviving gives you the qualification to make money; risk control is the bottom line."

I summarized three key points: the principal is vital

In 2021, I bought new coins and withdrew my principal after a 60% increase; later, it crashed by 95%, but I still made a small profit; I only earn money within my understanding,

I resolutely avoid what I don't understand; position size determines success or failure, and I adhere to the "5311 rule," with only a 15% drawdown in the bear market of 2022.

Now, with market fluctuations, strategy is even more important. In a bull market, don't be impulsive; in a bear market, don't panic. True winners rely on discipline to restrain human nature.

Protect your principal and your original intention, and in the next cycle, you can also stand firm.
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#空投
The current status of airdrops, everyone can take a look to see if they want to get involved.

I feel like I will be able to eat the airdrop tomorrow, it's been divided a lot.

Are you saying that I bought 3 for 1100 at $BNB and got stuck at a high point, only to receive 30? Damn it!

Why can't I help but use my hands? I was eating well, but I couldn't resist touching it. What should I do? I've been trapped again.😭

The price of the new version is not updated, either you have to enter it every time you buy, and enter it once when selling. If you don't input, it will be placed as a limit order. Was this deliberately designed to trap us? What are the developers thinking?
Because the wallet cannot be used, it has been upgraded. #ALPHA🔥 #版本更新

This wave sold for 180u, how many points can it score?

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