Quote from: Wakate on September 25, 2025, 04:57:40 PM

Quote from: TESY on September 24, 2025, 02:18:54 PM

Quote from: Firstfrost on September 22, 2025, 10:26:00 PM

Lately, it got clearer there is a significant shift in how users participate in airdrops. Few years back, everyone hopped on any offer to get free token be it bounties or airdrops. Many were gems with easy rewards but now, airdrops are more strategic. Not just giveaways but these projects test real community strength before going big.

I still think airdrops are worth checking out. The real trick is filtering out the noise and DYOR. If you noticed OG listed today with a bullish momentum, now BLESS is also about to list with about 5 million participants. This made me rethink how airdrops can actually still be rewarding if it got a good usecases and great funding. Though not every project turns into an opportunity like that, but if OG could perform that well, BLESS also has a chance.

Curious, which airdrop are you actively looking into ?

Don't think that it worth any more and I quit from airdrop like before 1 year i spent over 4 month collecting hamster coin on tlegram very active every day and at the end i got 8$ which i didnt even withdraw it don't worth at all better find something else

This so annoying for an airdrop participants to put all their hope on a project that promised to reward their community handsomely but later change mind and did the opposite. This was not something that everyone wants to see or expected and it's a good reason why we need to take note about the dishonest project team like the one of Hamster Kombert.
People wasted their time and resources to participate in the airdrop but the community ends up regretting why they ever participated in the project. That was the beginning of the downfall of many airdrops and that made people to see airdrops as scam.

Before that(airdrop seen as a scam by people), people had already lost hope in airdrops a long time ago after 2017. Telegram mining brought back people's hope on airdrops that they began to think highly of it for a payout. After the months of active participation and involvement, what was paid out as a reward made me realize that airdrops are still a waste of time. Nothing has changed from it, to make it interesting for people to keep partaking in it.