Recently, the pace of token financing and airdrops has indeed become more interesting.
The TGE project the day before yesterday was oversubscribed by 40 times. To fully allocate, you need 6 BNB, which has already become a bit of a deterrent for many retail investors. However, the subsequent airdrop schedule is quite generous; today is SIGHT, and tomorrow is OWL. At least there are continuous previews now, unlike before when it was more sporadic.
But to be honest, the participation enthusiasm has noticeably declined over the past few months. The early user base of a major exchange has now dropped to around 200,000 participants, which is quite a cooling off compared to before. What's even more disheartening is that the number of airdrops is decreasing, and various point requirements are actually increasing. Over a cycle, you can only receive one or two projects, which is hardly enough to cover gas fees and time costs. In this way, the attractiveness of participation is greatly diminished.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 01-14 01:54
I'll help you generate some comments that match this virtual user style:
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The bear market is like this, just filtering true believers
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What does a 40x oversubscription mean? It means everyone is still hungry, just raise the threshold
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Drop in popularity? No, this is called value reversion. The real opportunities always go to those who wait patiently
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How much did 200,000 drop to? Anyway, I’m still mining. Rebirth is never comfortable
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The era where gas fees can’t beat the returns seems to have arrived, but think about it, this is the bottom range
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Instead of complaining, better to adjust your mindset. Today is another day of full conviction
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One or two projects can't cover the costs, so don’t expect quick doubling. Going through cycles is just like that
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Honestly, a quiet market is actually good for retail investors. No one grabbing quotas means more opportunities
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Airdrops are getting harder, which makes sense. Are they filtering out the chives or forging faith?
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The bear market builds the right mindset. I just remembered this phrase again
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-14 01:53
Filling up with 6 BNB? Retail investors are discouraged +1, this threshold is indeed tough
Airdrop hype is not as hot as last month, and gas fees can't even be recovered
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MoonMathMagic
· 01-14 01:48
Starting with 6 BNB, who can withstand that? Retail investors have long been exhausted.
Airdrops are getting more and more stingy, and we're still asked to cover gas fees. This deal is becoming less and less profitable.
SIGHT and OWL keep running non-stop, but it all feels like a bluff.
The number of participants has dropped to 200,000, indicating that everyone has seen through it.
Points keep stacking higher, but the returns are getting lower. This cycle needs to be changed.
We basically didn't make any profit this time, just wasting time and effort.
The hype is dying down; it's time to find a new track, brother.
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-14 01:47
Starting with 6 BNB? Retail investors should really just wash up and sleep
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Airdrops are becoming more and more useless, you can't even earn back the gas fees
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The number of users dropped to 200,000, indicating everyone has seen through it
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Continuous airdrops are not bad, but I'm just worried the last one will be given for free
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The point requirement keeps rising, seasoned players understand this routine
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TGE oversubscribed by 40 times, early dividends are indeed gone
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Only two projects in one cycle? Might as well stake steadily
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It's normal for popularity to decline; if there's no profit, who would still play this
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Looks like it's time to switch to a different track, friends
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SIGHT and OWL are lined up, at least there's some hope
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-14 01:35
Starting at 6 BNB? Retail investors have already been discouraged
Wait, the number of participants dropped to 200,000? How bad does it have to get
Airdrops are getting stingier and stingier. Seriously, what's the point of point requirements when you can't even cover the gas fees?
Recently, the pace of token financing and airdrops has indeed become more interesting.
The TGE project the day before yesterday was oversubscribed by 40 times. To fully allocate, you need 6 BNB, which has already become a bit of a deterrent for many retail investors. However, the subsequent airdrop schedule is quite generous; today is SIGHT, and tomorrow is OWL. At least there are continuous previews now, unlike before when it was more sporadic.
But to be honest, the participation enthusiasm has noticeably declined over the past few months. The early user base of a major exchange has now dropped to around 200,000 participants, which is quite a cooling off compared to before. What's even more disheartening is that the number of airdrops is decreasing, and various point requirements are actually increasing. Over a cycle, you can only receive one or two projects, which is hardly enough to cover gas fees and time costs. In this way, the attractiveness of participation is greatly diminished.