#加密生态动态追踪 Recent market adjustments have really made people rethink things.
Honestly, going back to the market conditions of September seems unlikely. I’ve roughly estimated that, based on the airdrop projects from the past few months, out of ten, maybe one can yield around a hundred dollars in profit, one might lose more than ten dollars, and the remaining eight are generally in the range of thirty to sixty dollars. So, those easy days are definitely gone.
But for someone like me who lives off airdrops, there’s still some profit to be squeezed out—key is not to get caught in the market swings.
The method I’ve figured out is the 16 plus 2 rhythm, meaning, under the premise of avoiding passive losses, I can typically catch 7 to 8 promising airdrop opportunities each month. After deducting various costs, I usually maintain a net profit of 50 to 100 dollars per month. It’s not particularly high, but it’s sustainable. As long as I stick with it, it’s still worth it in the long run. Keep going, everyone!
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OnchainHolmes
· 12-15 06:06
With the rhythm of 16 plus 2, I need to remember it; it sounds much more stable than my current operations. I used to think I was pretty good earning a hundred or so a month, but now I see I need to be more refined.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 12-15 02:19
Haha, this old guy is speaking honestly. That September wave indeed couldn't be revisited, I was there at the time.
By the way, I need to ponder the rhythm of your 16 plus 2—sounds like a probability game for airdrop filtering— but then again, a stable income of 50 to 100 bucks a month, after deducting gas fees, can still be achieved like this, definitely better than most newcomers.
But I just want to ask, among these ten airdrops, the eight that are thirty to forty bucks each—how do you ensure you catch those one or two truly promising ones every month? Isn’t that just a timing issue? It sounds easy, but actually doing it depends on on-chain data.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 12-12 07:31
Earn 50-100 per month from airdrops, is this guy serious? I just want to know what these 50 bucks are enough for...
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VitaliksTwin
· 12-12 07:29
Damn, I need to memorize this 16 plus 2 trick; it feels way better than just guessing blindly.
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SmartContractDiver
· 12-12 07:29
Huh, 50 to 100 dollars a month? Bro, I need to learn this pace. It's way better than when I was blindly investing.
#加密生态动态追踪 Recent market adjustments have really made people rethink things.
Honestly, going back to the market conditions of September seems unlikely. I’ve roughly estimated that, based on the airdrop projects from the past few months, out of ten, maybe one can yield around a hundred dollars in profit, one might lose more than ten dollars, and the remaining eight are generally in the range of thirty to sixty dollars. So, those easy days are definitely gone.
But for someone like me who lives off airdrops, there’s still some profit to be squeezed out—key is not to get caught in the market swings.
The method I’ve figured out is the 16 plus 2 rhythm, meaning, under the premise of avoiding passive losses, I can typically catch 7 to 8 promising airdrop opportunities each month. After deducting various costs, I usually maintain a net profit of 50 to 100 dollars per month. It’s not particularly high, but it’s sustainable. As long as I stick with it, it’s still worth it in the long run. Keep going, everyone!