2026-01-19 23:42:19

Just registered for Warden's airdrop event, and the good thing is that I made it into the top 100 on the leaderboard over the past three months. But honestly, the amount I can actually recover from this is only about three dollars and fifty cents.

If you want to participate in this kind of airdrop, the first thing you need to ask yourself is—can you afford to lose three dollars? If the answer is yes, then you can give it a try. But I have to warn you, this project seems a bit suspicious. The expected return rate of the airdrop doesn't quite match the actual complexity of participation, and some aspects raise a few questions.

Overall, you should carefully evaluate before participating, and don't expect to turn a profit from small-scale airdrops like this.

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ForkMaster

· 11h ago

Still bragging about the top 100? When I was doing fork arbitrage last year, the top ten airdrops on the leaderboard all failed. Just consider this @3.5@ as snack money for raising your little ones.

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SolidityStruggler

· 11h ago

Three dollars and fifty cents? Ha, I'd rather spend that on my coffee this morning.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 11h ago

Only 3.5 for the top 100? Haha, might as well pick up coins on the street. Airdrop tricks like this are really amazing... maximum complexity with returns at a bankruptcy level. Warden's approach feels hard to describe in words, everyone should take it easy. High participation threshold is one thing, but the returns are so stingy... pass. 3.5, I might as well just buy a cup of milk tea.

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Rugman_Walking

· 11h ago

Three dollars and fifty cents? Bro, are you just playing around or really hoping for an airdrop to turn things around? --- Warden's top 100 only has this much money, it feels a bit off. --- I just want to ask, are these kinds of projects really just free-riding or being exploited? --- Top 100 in the leaderboard only three dollars and fifty cents, so how far do I need to rank to even have a meal haha. --- Suspicious +1, the complexity and returns are seriously mismatched, a pure waste of time. --- Don't ask me how I know, I've stepped on too many pits. --- Enduring a loss of three dollars... brother, your words are really on point. --- How do I see Warden's logic? It seems a bit off no matter how you look at it. --- Airdrops are just airdrops, don't expect to turn things around—this statement is quite realistic. --- Top 100 still only this much, the ones behind must be much worse. --- It's another numbers game, I'm a bit tired of it.

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