I'm tracking airdrop yield data recently and discovered some interesting patterns.

The monetization logic for regular airdrop projects is straightforward — old coins like BLESS can be reliably sold for around 30U at the earliest opportunity. Deductions of 15 points typically settle at this price level, while 30-point deductions might double to around 60U. Of course, there are cases where the structure reaches dozens or even over 100U, but that's mostly luck — most of the time it might end up at just over 10U or even less.

Over a longer timeline, if monthly point erosion is at the 2+15 level, plus the mechanism of clearing 16 points 4 times, the erosion alone can generate close to 60U in expected monthly yield. On days without airdrops, you still need to idle for several days, so the overall profit is already quite transparent. The new coin DN recently arrived, and it likely won't be particularly impressive — unless its value suddenly explodes, otherwise it's just the standard playbook of 30-point deductions or share dilution.

For accounts with 10,000U+ scale, this month is comfortable — higher probability of receiving airdrops an extra 2 times, plus interest from USD1 that can net around 150U, making the overall yield framework already quite clear.