2026-01-18 04:22:29

Remember that huge surge in September? You could earn $200 with just a $70 cost. Thinking back, it’s really full of mixed feelings. Some people took their airdrops and sold at $160, then the next morning woke up to see it jump straight to $220. That feeling… need I say more?

Now the situation has completely changed. Airdrops have gone from being a surprising gift to a brutal game of speed, capital, and trading volume. Many people are scrambling desperately, and in the end, their gains are not even enough for a meal. That’s the current state.

A good opportunity window, once closed, is hard to reopen. What we miss isn’t just the profit, but that era — the feeling of being direct, generous, and full of surprises. That’s truly gone.

But on the other hand, as long as you’re still at this table, opportunities always exist. The project’s strength is right there, and I will continue to follow its developments. The market will always give some chances to those with patience.

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JustHodlIt

· 6h ago

If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have made a move. That guy must be so regretful.

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UnluckyLemur

· 6h ago

Spending $160 is really amazing; sleeping and earning an extra $60. Such things are now unimaginable.

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CryptoComedian

· 7h ago

Laughing and then crying, the airdrops from that era are truly gone for good --- The guys who ran away with $160 initially are probably swimming in a sea of regret now --- Competing with speed, principal, and trading volume, in other words, risking everything; in the end, it’s not even worth a simple meal. That’s the real market education --- Once the window closes, it’s hard to reopen, but we’re still at the table, so we have to keep playing --- That era was direct, generous, and full of surprises; now all that’s left is shock --- It’s true, opportunities still exist, but the cost per person doubles, and the returns shrink inversely. I choose to keep observing --- Turning $70 into $200, just hearing about it is enough; now it’s nearly impossible to replicate --- Patient people often face deeper cuts, but who knows if they don’t try?

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DegenWhisperer