I've been participating in exchange airdrops for over a month, and the data clearly shows the situation.
The day before yesterday, I received BLESS again, with a value of about 30U. To be honest, this number has been quite stable. According to the deduction rules, a 15-point deduction is usually at this price level, and occasionally a 30-point deduction can jump to around 60U. Of course, this is assuming you sell immediately after claiming. Some people with a broader perspective can hold on to tens or even hundreds of U, but frankly, such cases are rare. More commonly, the airdrops end up shrinking to just a few dollars or even a few cents.
Doing the math makes it clear. Just from point depreciation alone, I lose about 15 yuan a month, plus the cost of frequent refreshes, which amounts to roughly over 60 yuan in depreciation. There are also days without airdrops, requiring several days of idle rotation. But the profit is already quite clear, and this is worth doing.
Today, there's a new airdrop for the coin DN. As usual, it's an unfamiliar project, so expectations are not high. There's a logic here: high-value airdrops often mean more deduction points, or they dilute shares to control the value of individual airdrops.
Friends with accounts holding tens of thousands of yuan are the most comfortable now. This month, I received airdrops twice more, plus USD interest, estimating around 150U. Persisting long-term, this is indeed a good passive income.
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AllInAlice
· 01-09 02:33
After a month of trading, consistently earning 30U, it seems pretty good, but is the wear and tear cost really that easy to overlook?
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FOMOSapien
· 01-09 02:28
It's the same pattern again: deduct points first and then shrink. After playing for so long, is there really someone who can hold up to a hundred U? I think it's probably just psychological comfort.
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HashBandit
· 01-09 02:22
ngl this is just glorified farm grinding... back in my mining days we called this "slowly bleeding out waiting for the next halving" lol. the math checks out tho, $60 monthly bleed beats zero passive income i guess?
I've been participating in exchange airdrops for over a month, and the data clearly shows the situation.
The day before yesterday, I received BLESS again, with a value of about 30U. To be honest, this number has been quite stable. According to the deduction rules, a 15-point deduction is usually at this price level, and occasionally a 30-point deduction can jump to around 60U. Of course, this is assuming you sell immediately after claiming. Some people with a broader perspective can hold on to tens or even hundreds of U, but frankly, such cases are rare. More commonly, the airdrops end up shrinking to just a few dollars or even a few cents.
Doing the math makes it clear. Just from point depreciation alone, I lose about 15 yuan a month, plus the cost of frequent refreshes, which amounts to roughly over 60 yuan in depreciation. There are also days without airdrops, requiring several days of idle rotation. But the profit is already quite clear, and this is worth doing.
Today, there's a new airdrop for the coin DN. As usual, it's an unfamiliar project, so expectations are not high. There's a logic here: high-value airdrops often mean more deduction points, or they dilute shares to control the value of individual airdrops.
Friends with accounts holding tens of thousands of yuan are the most comfortable now. This month, I received airdrops twice more, plus USD interest, estimating around 150U. Persisting long-term, this is indeed a good passive income.