Many people complain that there are few airdrop projects and that it's not worth the effort. But in reality? The number of airdrop projects is dazzling, and as long as you're willing to participate, opportunities are actually abundant.

The key issue is— the more people participate, the fewer chances there are to actually benefit. It's not that projects lack potential, but that the competition is too fierce. Some even think that the hotter the airdrop, the less likely there is to be a big gain.

Many friends ask me how to participate more steadily? My advice is straightforward: select quality projects and invest moderately. Don't expect to get everything for free; put in a few tens of dollars to test the waters. Compared to executing a contract trade, this small investment is hardly worth mentioning.

But the most crucial part is always your research and investment ability. You need to have good judgment, clearly distinguish which projects are worth participating in and which are just fleeting trends. The difference in success lies in this—knowing what others don't, acting one step ahead.

All roads lead to Rome, but you need a map first. With thorough research and small-scale trial and error, opportunities for future airdrops will naturally come.