The best part of playing in the crypto circle is making guaranteed profits with a small capital—entering with 1000U, within half a month securing two rounds of airdrops: one netting a profit of 106U, and holding the other for potential gains. This isn't luck; it's the practical logic I've figured out! As a seasoned analyst with years of experience, today I'm sharing invaluable insights, rejecting mysticism and gimmicks, purely practical experience that beginners can directly replicate.
Many people play the points airdrop either losing out due to price fluctuations or falling victim to the points rules. The core idea is to focus on two points: low-risk point accumulation + precise airdrop screening. I chose to repeatedly operate on low-volatility targets, with daily transaction costs of about 6U. This cost is controllable and won't let the profits be swallowed by fees. It's important to emphasize: always place a reverse order! This is key to avoiding sudden price drops, and many beginners fail because they don't hedge against risks, getting stuck when a sharp drop occurs.
Here’s a small trick I’ve tested for half a year regarding limit orders: directly add 1 after the fifth decimal place of the current price to place an order. This ensures transaction efficiency and maximizes the hedging of unilateral fluctuations, much more reliable than blindly placing market orders or fixed price differences. Now let’s talk about the points rules; don't overlook the 'rolling 15 days' setting—points are the cumulative total of the last 15 days, and on the 16th day, the points from the earliest day will be automatically cleared. More importantly, on the day of claiming the airdrop, 15 points will be deducted, and it is deducted from the 'same day' points; old points exceeding 15 days will also be cleared. Many people overlook this, so all the hard-earned points will be wasted.
From my testing, maintaining a stable score of around 17 points per day is the optimal rhythm; with a principal of 1000U, you can score approximately 33 times. This way, you won't increase costs too much by scoring too aggressively, nor will you miss the airdrop window due to slow progress. Selecting airdrops is not random; I have a strict rule: first go to platform X to check the project's fundamentals, look at the team's background and white paper logic, and then check the community discussion heat—those projects that have no substantial landing and rely solely on calls, no matter how high the points, I pass directly. After all, if you claim an airdrop that you can't sell, it’s all a waste of effort.
Playing in the crypto circle is most taboo for being a 'follower leek'; whatever others shout, just rush in, and in the end, either lose the principal or the airdrop becomes worthless. The core of my strategy is 'stability': with a small principal of 1000U, a controllable cost of 6U per day, hedging risks with reverse positions, rolling points without waste, and accurately screening projects, it turns uncertain market conditions into certain profits. No need to stay up all night watching the market, no need to listen to so-called 'insider information', and you don’t even need to understand complex candlesticks; just follow the rhythm and you can earn.
I will further break down more selection criteria for airdrop projects—like how to quickly assess whether a project has the risk of running away, hidden pitfalls in the points rules, and position allocation techniques (after all, small principal also needs to control risks). Follow me, so you won't get lost when the next airdrop is released; we won't engage in heavy betting, nor will we blindly follow the trend like leeks. Instead, we'll use clever methods to steadily gain profits in the crypto market. Have you ever encountered a situation where you claimed an airdrop but couldn't sell it? Let’s discuss in the comments, and I’ll dedicate a special issue to the 'Airdrop Pitfall Guide' next time!
