2025-12-31 11:22:28

Over the past half year, I have reviewed the airdrop situations of various projects I participated in. Although the returns are not as high as those quick-frozen experts in the fourth quarter, they are still acceptable for retail investors.

The strategic approach is—never all-in on one or two projects. To use a metaphor, it's like the Twelve Military Classics; each volume is involved, touching on various projects without over-concentration. This diversified approach carries much less risk than a single, all-in gamble. For an ordinary participant, this mindset is relatively stable.

The main projects or profit methods that have reached over ten thousand USD include Walrus and Ourbit. It may not seem like much, but considering participation spread across different times of the year, this achievement is quite reasonable. The key is that there has been no single all-in move that resulted in a crash; instead, by broad participation and carefully selecting key projects, the returns have been relatively stable.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 3h ago

Grid trading to accumulate tokens definitely feels right. Not being greedy actually leads to a longer life. That's why big V's keep stumbling, yet you can still steadily reach the moon. Diversified participation and focusing on key points, in simple terms, is like loading multiple boosters. Don't put all your treasure on a single rocket. The results of Walrus and Ourbit have already proven the point. This approach is much more reasonable than single-shot all-in. The risk mitigation is indeed well-executed.

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PumpingCroissant

· 5h ago

Taking a steady approach to earning is indeed more reliable than the all-in, gamble-all mentality.

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IronHeadMiner

· 5h ago

This guy's strategy is really solid. Not going all-in truly helps you survive longer.

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LayerZeroHero

· 5h ago

Bro, this set of ideas still has some value, but I think the key still depends on luck. It's already impressive for retail investors to steadily earn over ten thousand U.S. dollars, definitely much better than all-in betting. Walrus and Ourbit have made quite a bit, but I always feel like I missed some big opportunity. The analogy of the Twelve Military Classics is excellent haha, just don't put all your chips in one basket. Going all-in is really the secret to surviving the longest; I previously suffered losses due to greed. Participating this way definitely allows for a good night's sleep, much better than the mindset of those who go all-in. However, the market in the second half of the year is a bit fierce; it feels like the window of opportunity is narrowing.

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AirdropHunter

· 5h ago

The analogy of the Twelve Volumes of Military Strategy is brilliant; playing it safe and steadily accumulating is the way to go. Not going all-in really helps you sleep peacefully, I agree with that. Walrus and Ourbit's double ten-thousand gains mean nothing; the key is that they haven't crashed throughout the year. The strategy sounds simple when laid out, but sticking to it is the real challenge. Retail investors should learn from this combination of tactics; don't always think about soaring to the sky.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 5h ago

Twelve volumes of military books? Sounds like a story, but only on-chain footprints can reveal the truth... Walrus and Ourbit, I need to check their original address flows to see what’s really going on.

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