Quote from: Gandalfdwhite on October 13, 2024, 11:04:11 AM

It all started started with NOT, followed by Hamster Kombat, SEED, DOGS, Blum, Tomarket, CATS, and X Empire. What began as a joke, quickly turned serious with NOT becoming my eye-opener in the world of crypto earnings. It significantly boosted my engagement in the games until DOGS added more value to my portfolio.
It's been a smooth ride since then, despite the FUD during the HMSTR TGE. Nevertheless, I managed to gain something reasonable. By utilizing their educational videos, I’ve been trying to navigate the intricate world of the crypto industry.
CATS came onboard, and now X Empire is set to be listed. X Empire is an educational game that offers users practical insights into becoming successful business owners. I hope X lists at a good price, as it would boost confidence in the future of Web3.

It is great to see how your cryptocurrency journey begins in the playground and turns into something meaningful. NOT and DOGS, for example, appear to open up a whole new world for you. And marvelous how you take advantage of the education character of these websites to get your crypto fix.

I completely agree with the value that comes from educational games such as X Empire in the Web3 space. It will not only help traders provide real trading insights but also bring more people into this world of crypto in a fun way as Web3 is continuing to grow. It is believed that these sites will play an important role in taking newcomer diversity across the bridge by providing easier and more interactive learning-

Great you balanced the amusement side with educational aspects in these projects. I will hope that X Empire will be priced nicely, waiting for the listing. Since that could be a sign of a bright future for many educational crypto projects. This is going to ensure success in your crypto journey. These projects look like just the start.

Quote from: shinratensei_ on Today at 04:23:34 AM

as long as you think it's worth the time you spent, it's good for you I guess.
same with other airdrop, mostly are task based that consumes a lot of time, for some people it's fair, for me, sometime its fair and sometime its not.

I just liked staking more, since it requires me to do zero task, so I can spend my energy elsewhere and just getting all those juicy APR and added additional TGE rewards.
but then it also have problem of being dominated by a whale, so the little shrimp like us only got the left over.

as for telegram airdrop, it seems like the hype has been going week ever since SUI gaining some acknowledgement from the market stealing the spotlight. Not even binance's listing could help these telegram coin keeping their market cap the same or above TGE. which is a sign that maybe the big juicy reward has been moving somewhere else.

Yes, I can understand where you are coming from. At the end of it, it really is the value you put into your time. For some, working for a wind turbine feels rewarding. while for others like yourself, it is more attractive to settle down with little effort. I also like staking to get passive rewards. But as you pointed out, sometimes the power of whaling can make it seem like small bettors are piling up the right stuff.

I see it, especially on Telegram with airdrops. It's kind of the same thing with the ad flow going down. Something's changed in the market, and seemingly most of that attention has moved elsewhere. Like you said with the appeal of SUI; it looks like the days of high airdrop rewards are over. But the focus may move towards awards or other types of projects, which still could produce value without being permanent work.