2026-01-05 01:25:28

Airdrop season is back. The ESIM airdrop kicks off at 8 PM on January 5th, and right after, BREV will also come tomorrow. Two consecutive days of events have filled the previously quiet days. Interestingly, the initial rumor about BREV's wallet TGE plan was ultimately changed to an airdrop format.

The participation threshold probably won't be too low. The last round of airdrops had a score capped at 256. Since there was no activity for two days in a row this time, the ceiling for points might continue to be refreshed. The specific distribution will depend on how many shares a major exchange allocates.

BNB recently rebounded to around 900, showing signs of a market recovery overall, which has also lifted the price of $pippin. However, the funding rate is indeed unreasonably high. In such a market, both bulls and bears are struggling, and the real profit is made by precisely low-buying in the middle.

BREV-17,68%

BNB-1,01%

PIPPIN31,49%

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MEVHunterWang

· 01-07 16:35

The 256 threshold is really incredible. This time, it probably needs to soar to 400+ to have a chance. It's still the game of exchange allocations; it all depends on who can get a large amount. With such high fees, who dares to take over? Just waiting to be squeezed. Can ESIM not ghost tomorrow? I've already been scammed twice. The low-buying tactic is really brilliant, but ordinary people simply can't grasp the rhythm. Precise low-buying in the middle? Easier said than done. In reality, everyone is just gambling. It feels like BNB's recent rise has no real momentum. Could it be another false fire? Airdrop season sounds great, but in reality, it's mostly institutions exploiting it.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 01-07 04:57

Level 256 is really outrageous. If they keep raising the threshold this time, I'll just give up altogether. Wait, is BREV changing to an airdrop? Weren't they talking about TGE before? The constant changes in plans are really a bit funny. Buying the dip always makes money. With such high fees, who dares to hold a heavy position? Maybe wait for another opportunity. Can ESIM explode tomorrow? Feels like the hype is pretty average.

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Web3ExplorerLin

· 01-07 04:34

hypothesis: the airdrop redistribution mechanism here mirrors the ancient silk road's information arbitrage—where those who understand the threshold mechanics (256 score ceiling, exchange allocation opacity) become the true value extractors, not the passive farmers

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-05 14:13

The 256 level is probably going to be broken again, this time definitely more intense competition. I knew the BREV airdrop would ruin the wallet plan, the tricks are all the same. With such high fees, who still dares to leverage? Looking for trouble. The low-buyers are really making a killing, everyone else is just harvesting each other. Airdrop season is all about who has the latest news and who reacts fastest. The BNB rebound this time feels like it has no momentum. How many times has the ceiling been broken? I really don’t understand why people keep chasing. Be careful when following the airdrop hype to avoid getting cut.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-05 01:55

The 256-point card is holding strong, and this time the ceiling is definitely going to hit a new high. Feeling a bit exhausted.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-05 01:55

Points are about to heat up again; can't even pass level 256. This time, I guess it needs to break 300 to have a chance. I knew BREV was going to switch to airdrops; the wallet scheme has long been played out. BNB's rebound this time is decent, but the fee rates are really outrageous, holding positions is a nightmare. Only buying low and selling high makes money; everything else is just dancing with the market manipulators. These days, there are back-to-back events, gotta grind again, so tired.

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AirdropBlackHole

· 01-05 01:51

These two days of airdrops have been nonstop, the threshold is probably going to hit a new high again --- I'm only comfortable with BREV airdrops; the TGE process is too complicated --- 256 points are outdated now; it's embarrassing not to have at least 400 points to participate --- With such outrageous fees, who dares to hold heavy positions? It's better to wait for a low-entry opportunity --- Two consecutive days of airdrops, finally getting through these quiet days --- How many shares to give is the key; the exchange will decide at the end --- BNB returning to 900 can boost the entire market; I said it wouldn't stay down forever --- Accurately low buying has made a killing; others are still debating long or short --- The change in BREV was truly unexpected; I was planning to exploit the TGE loophole --- The ceiling keeps being refreshed; without some points, you can't participate in the next rounds

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On-ChainDiver

· 01-05 01:49

That barrier at 256 is probably going to be broken again, and then only the true airdrop hunters will get the rewards.

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PoetryOnChain

· 01-05 01:45

The 256 cutoff score is really boring, can't earn many points It's just the exchange's trick to cut leeks, the shares have long been pre-determined With such outrageous fees, who dares to hold a heavy position? Better to wait and see Airdropping BREV is actually more of a trap, not sure how many points will be involved this time Let's see if there are any loopholes to exploit, that's the real deal A few days ago, there were no activities, just accumulating points. Now they're starting to cut.

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FreeMinter

· 01-05 01:41

This time, the score threshold is estimated to be over 300 again, really competitive. BREV airdrop operation, feels not as attractive as imagined. Funding rates are so outrageous, it's more comfortable to wait and see, wait for a correction. Buying the dip is the way to go, but how many can really hit the mark? Continuous airdrops can indeed boost some hype, but whether to participate or not needs to be calculated. BNB's rebound this time feels a bit weak, still need to test the 900 level. The ceiling for points has been broken, should have been more competitive if I knew earlier. The key is the share distribution among top exchanges, this is the real gamble. Those who can accurately buy the dip are the true winners, I just lack that insight. Airdrop season sounds lively, but the actual profit is limited, better to wait for the next one.

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