The $NIGHT project party's recent airdrop plan is indeed quite generous. It is reported that a trading competition will soon kick off with airdrop of 35 million tokens, and the level of participation seems to be considerable.
Interestingly, the data benchmark: based on a foundational participation threshold of 1700 multiplied by a ratio of 0.084, the single account airdrop yield can reach a level of 143 USD. This is significantly different from the project's past airdrop practices — the average yield of previous activities generally ranged from 40 to 50 USD, and this time it has nearly tripled.
This design logic is worth pondering. Is this to increase the attractiveness of the competition, or is it for some level of price adjustment before the Airdrop? The participation data of the trading competition often becomes a key factor in the market warming up before the token launch, and it seems that the sincerity of this Airdrop has indeed been presented. How it will proceed next will depend on the actual participation enthusiasm of the trading competition.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 2025-12-21 07:42
143 dollars? As soon as this data comes out, it's a signal for the booster to start. It's ridiculous that it's tripled compared to before.
Wait a minute, why do I feel like the project party is laying the groundwork for something?
The real deal is when the participation heat comes, saying anything now is pointless.
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GlueGuy
· 2025-12-21 07:41
143 dollars? This number is indeed a bit shocking, three times more than usual... But the bigger the pie, the more one needs to ponder, what is there to be afraid of?
The $NIGHT project party's recent airdrop plan is indeed quite generous. It is reported that a trading competition will soon kick off with airdrop of 35 million tokens, and the level of participation seems to be considerable.
Interestingly, the data benchmark: based on a foundational participation threshold of 1700 multiplied by a ratio of 0.084, the single account airdrop yield can reach a level of 143 USD. This is significantly different from the project's past airdrop practices — the average yield of previous activities generally ranged from 40 to 50 USD, and this time it has nearly tripled.
This design logic is worth pondering. Is this to increase the attractiveness of the competition, or is it for some level of price adjustment before the Airdrop? The participation data of the trading competition often becomes a key factor in the market warming up before the token launch, and it seems that the sincerity of this Airdrop has indeed been presented. How it will proceed next will depend on the actual participation enthusiasm of the trading competition.