Quote from: coin-investor on August 23, 2025, 11:47:58 PM

Quote from: arhipova on August 23, 2025, 05:56:41 PM

There are some guys who made millions with crypto airdrops. Do not believe me? Here are some credible news sources covering these crypto airdrops hunters :

How much lucky have you got with crypto airdrops ?

"Some guys have all the luck, and some guys have nothing but complaints". This is a song from Rod Stewart, and very much true in airdrop.
It’s challenging to determine which airdrops are worth participating in, given the numerous options and participants, but I believe some are definitely worth considering. Many of these airdrops are testnet-based, requiring funds and some trading skills.
Still, airdrops are like a box of chocolates; you never know what you’re going to get.
The most I've ever gotten from an airdrop is $100, which I managed to do after months of waiting and selling it at the right time.

Yes, the amount we can receive from an airdrop is uncertain when a project goes live on the mainnet. However, as a consideration for you, we need to look at the background of the supporters and the team behind the project hosting the airdrop event so that we can assess whether the chances are higher or not. Some projects need to be thoroughly researched first from a fundamental perspective, as this is the most important aspect in determining whether the testnet project being used has potential or not in the future. and whether there is hype as a growth factor, even if it’s only temporary, like ENA, SUI, JUP, APTOS, and recently Succinct and Caldera. Some projects take a long time to go live, but that’s how it works today.

For today, some projects require initial funding to interact with the features of the project being developed and earn points, so you have to choose carefully and thoroughly.