2026-01-03 18:21:50

Recently caught up on a popular blockchain game pre-registration that I missed before, and also picked up a few blind boxes on the Openloot platform. Honestly, I know the套路 of projects like this very well—funds are drained, liquidity dries up, one after another. So if you decide to participate, mental preparation is very important.

The reason I dare to bet is that I accumulated quite a bit of experience last year. I invested in a meme coin related to a certain blockchain game and an ecosystem token, and made a profit on both, with total gains approaching 9000 USD. That victory gave me the confidence to continue experimenting—losing in new games is something I can accept.

More importantly, the platform itself—Openloot. Two years ago, I also made 20,000 USD on another popular blockchain game through this platform. If the platform has strength, it can indeed create many opportunities within the ecosystem. It’s said that the capital backing the platform is not weak; if they are willing to use funds to sway market sentiment, they can both boost new games and increase their own token prices. This is not entirely impossible.

Today, the market has indeed responded. A newly launched blockchain game airdropped tokens and NFTs to KYC-registered players, and related tokens on exchanges have risen quite a bit. The chain reaction of such events often exceeds expectations.

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DecentralizeMe

· 01-04 01:48

I've also tried the blind box thing, mainly to see if the platform behind it is actually investing real money. Openloot seems to be making a big move this time.

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BlockchainTherapist

· 01-03 18:48

It's the same old trick. After making a profit once, you want to do it again, right? I also didn't buy the dip during that Openloot wave. Now that I see it rising, I feel a bit regretful. Capital plays psychological games; retail investors just follow along. Honestly, that's all there is to it. The victory of 9000u definitely gives people confidence, but can it be replicated this time? I’m not so sure. I'm really convinced about the risks of blind boxes; I haven't seen many that can turn around. It's basically about whether the platform is willing to spend money. If they do, it rises; if not, it cools off. Nothing complicated. For this airdrop to survive, someone has to buy in; if no one does, it's just a joke. Psychological preparation is one thing, but losing money still feels bad. I think, if Openloot truly has strength, it should operate long-term, not just short-term tactics to cut the leeks.

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fren.eth

· 01-03 18:48

It's the same old trick, but since we've made money before, let's do it again. Anyway, I have a clear idea. Oh my God, is Openloot up to something again? I still remember the 20,000 USDT last time. Is this blind box real or fake this time? Basically, it's about whether the capital is willing to throw money in or not. If they do, it soars; if not, it resets to zero. I was also involved in that wave two years ago, and it feels like it's about to repeat... No point in psychological preparation; if you lose, you lose. Just treat it as tuition fees. This airdrop is pretty intense. Feels like the same rhythm as a certain project last year. Is the capital behind Openloot really that solid? Why does it feel so risky yet they dare to invest? People who have made money are willing to try mistakes. Respect, respect. I'll just watch from the sidelines. They're starting to cut new leek farmers again, huh? The old tricks of chain games have never changed. The victory of 9000 USDT is addictive. Will it repeat this time? The chances seem slim.

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CommunityLurker

· 01-03 18:37

9000u, that was a good profit, but to be honest, Openloot seems to be getting more and more competitive.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-03 18:32

9000u that wave made a handsome profit, you really need a steel heart to keep playing Having made big money gives you the courage, I understand that, but don't go all-in Openloot definitely has some skills, was the 20,000u two years ago real? Blind boxes are all about betting on people's psychology, capital can pull out anytime This airdrop response was ridiculously fast, feels like everyone is copying homework Psychological resilience is well said, actually most people just lack this

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