Quote from: o48o on June 22, 2025, 10:41:24 AM

Quote from: Firstfrost on June 21, 2025, 02:27:54 PM

To be honest, I’ve relaxed when it comes to airdrops, which as made me miss out a lot. I don’t really participate as much as i did last year. Even though i’m still active in web3 and other aspects but airdrops for me is now something i do with my free time but i saw this one earlier, Redbrick or so.
I heard users earned rewards by engaging with the platform through activities like daily events and content interaction. Did anyone participated in this because it seem interesting and i might wear my airdrop cape again and start farming them again.

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

To be honest, there never was any kind of radar, or if there was, time frame for profitability was low. Because most of the beneficial airdrops out there weren't anticipated and people didn't prepare for them for the sake of potential airdrop.

They just used the system because they liked it and because number of participants was lower, due lack of airdrop hunters and lack of bots, shares as well were valuable.

And while you can occasionally get a profitable airdrop, if you try to hunt for all of them, you'll be wasting all your money just for fees. So stick to the systems you want to support because you like them.

Actually there was and if we’re to look at it some are still there because they didn’t give up on airdrops. I’ve seen a few successful ones this year that i didn’t participated because i decided to ignore airdrops. For instance, this one I mentioned RedBrick, also SIGN and HOME, there are others but these I remembered for now. Reason i said i might start them again even if i have to allocate an hour or two per day.

Funny enough, those ones I mentioned were underfarmed which i think made them profitable.