Recently tracking airdrop profit data, I found some interesting patterns.

The monetization logic of regular airdrop projects is straightforward—older coins like BLESS can usually be sold immediately for around 30U. Those that deduct 15 points are typically at this price level, while those deducting 30 points might double to around 60U. Of course, there are cases where the payout reaches dozens or even hundreds of U, but that is mostly luck. Most of the time, the payout might only be a few tens of U or even less.

Looking at a longer timeline, if the monthly point wear is around 2+15, plus the mechanism of 4 rounds of 16 points each, the expected monthly wear can approach 60U. On days without airdrops, there are still several days of idle time, so the overall profit is quite transparent. Recently, the new coin DN has also arrived, but it’s unlikely to be very impressive unless its value suddenly explodes; otherwise, it’s the old routine of deducting 30 points or dilution of shares.

For accounts with a balance in the ten-thousand U range, this month is comfortable—the possibility of receiving two more airdrops is high, and with USD1 interest earning about 150U, the overall profit framework is already quite clear.