The most badass people in this market are the ones who post about every project, no matter what it is, just copy-pasting from investment sites, and then make a separate post about each airdrop, telling everyone, "Look, I posted a tutorial before, didn’t you do it? You’re really stupid for not doing it. I already told you, and now you missed it again."

Out of 100, one big airdrop might come through, and they'll say, "I posted a tutorial back then, did you follow it?" Damn, I really despise people like this.

There are actually very few real strategies for farming airdrops. Every day it’s just a bunch of garbage articles without any logic. Who has time to research new projects every day? I’ve said it before: those who don’t farm are always writing tutorials for those who do. That’s the most ridiculous thing about this market.

What this market really pursues is true win rates. I only care about my airdrop win rate, not the sheer number of airdrops. I’m responsible for my own wallet. I seriously research every project. I usually don’t pay attention to online fundraising news; most likely it’s useless, just marketing hype. If you really want results, you have to negotiate in person at the office. Here, I’m mainly talking about gas-burning DEXs.

Honestly, if you don’t have a rough main strategy or an idea of when a token will launch, it’ll be painful, because some projects take years to release tokens. And if you happen to get involved, KOLs get commissions, or points, so they don’t mind, since they’re not actually participating. But if you put real money in, it’s tough. For me, even five months feels long. I need to see results within five months. That’s my only requirement when I talk to project teams: I’m fine with smaller gains, but there must be results; it can’t just fizzle out.

The upcoming DEX environment definitely won’t be as good as this year. So, you need to be even more careful choosing projects. Waiting is just to prepare for a better hunt.