The rules of airdrop farming are simple. Don't overcomplicate them...
1. Moderation
2. Randomness
3. Have a wallet for every family member
4. Bridge at least $250 from the MAIN project bridge, not 3rd party.
5. Use browser profiles
6. Have a twitter/gmail/discord for every wallet.
7. Set a calendar to do tx every 3 weeks per chain/protocol you're farming.
8. NEVER bridge out with the main bridge, use a 3rd party one & leave at least $50 on every chain in the gas token.
9. Sure provide some LP & do swaps & mint NFTs, but just be randomly normal. Use the chain. Enjoy the tech. If you try to just bridge, do 10 tx swaps and then bridge out, that will never win.
10. All the hoops rarely matter. "Do these 72 tx to mint a stupid poap or Galxe quest badge." Don't get lured in by that stuff. It rarely matters.
11. Surround yourself by people that will ping you for the truly important things like claim dates & such.
12. Give back at least 10% of your free internet money to charity.
13. Quit your 9-5 day job.
14. Follow @freelanceser
15. Use multiple wallets/dexes/bridges. Don't fall into habit of always using the same one.
If you do those 15 things. 1 hour a day, for 1 year. I promise you will make $100K. It may take a year to get it. But it will happen. But...most will give up after a month or never start. Thanks for leaving more of the pie for me & my family members.
@BitcoinNewsCom Good thing I lost my ledger at the bottom of the lake.
Gotta love all the “influencers” who got paid to shill hardware wallets non stop.
@holehighGC give her a couple years and come on up with her. We'll do 1 week camps. 1 day on being a woodswomen, 1 on personal finance, 1 on stocks, etc.
Kept the kids home from school today.
Figured, they're not learning anything anyway.
So instead they have the following schedule...
1. Cooking breakfast with mom
2. Learning to sew
3. Play
4. Read
5. Cook lunch with mom
6. Trade stocks with dad
7. Evaluate a proforma on a new commercial building opportunity
8. Chop some firewood with dad
9. Build a campfire
10. Roast smores
11. Tell ghost stories
@bowste42@Target saw this for the first time ever at a car show related trunk or treat. My kids absolutely loved it. Another guy was giving out Pokemon cards. Both of those are so much more memorable for the kids than candy.