@LILCRUIS@Oxstvnn I fit relate walai, I stopped participating in bounties, giveaways, and others.
Never got lucky, so I believe I’m the strong man that builds himself and do the giveaways.
Airdrop farming isn't just about points.
I'm starting to look at:
• What the project is building
• What behavior it rewards
• How much it costs
• What could go wrong
Points are only one part of the research.
The more I research Web3, the more I realize:
You don't need to chase every opportunity.
You need a process for deciding which ones deserve your time.
I'm still building mine.
Research. Test. Learn. Repeat.
Not every free airdrop is worth farming.
Your money isn’t the only thing that matters.
Time, attention, gas, and opportunity cost matter too.
I’m learning to ask one question before farming:
Is the potential reward worth the resources I’m putting in?
Not every free airdrop is worth farming.
Your money isn’t the only thing that matters.
Time, attention, gas, and opportunity cost matter too.
I’m learning to ask one question before farming:
Is the potential reward worth the resources I’m putting in?
The more I research airdrops, the more I realize:
“Is there a reward?” isn't enough.
I also want to know:
What am I doing?
What does it cost?
What is actually confirmed?
And what am I still guessing?
Research > FOMO.