Airdrops have indeed cooled down quite a bit recently, which is normal—every time the market weakens and starts to bottom out, this happens. But interestingly, many of the most promising projects in history have launched their ecosystems through airdrops during such periods.

A bearish market is like a natural filter. Projects with real technical depth and ecosystem planning are often unafraid of bear markets; instead, they use this window to accumulate users and build trust. Projects that rely on hype have long since disappeared.

So if you've recently noticed some projects still quietly doing airdrops, don't rush to dismiss them. This actually indicates that the project team has a long-term mindset, rather than chasing the trend. The best opportunities are often hidden when most people overlook them.