NathanWalk

Anyone holding HUMA, hurry over to OKX Earn—the 302% APY has been going for a whole day. You can recoup some losses without selling at a loss.

What a great market! A-shares, US stocks, Web3—thrills everywhere (I've gone crazy 🤪)

Finally upgraded my screw-driving tool to the Bosch GO4
Just didn't expect it to take more than two years
Now I'm at the stage of looking for screws everywhere 🤣

After a few days of working a regular job, I’m back and can’t keep up with the pace of crypto anymore. I need to readjust before I can get back into the swing of things. Damn.

I can't imagine how long it would take to handle these problems without AI. AI's greatness speaks for itself.

Now I understand why everyone’s using Xiaohongshu

Its recommendation system is completely different from other platforms, and follower count has very little impact on reach. Small accounts can post just about anything—as long as someone’s interested, the views can skyrocket.

For crypto projects looking to attract new users in China, Xiaohongshu should be the best platform. The user base is relatively well-mannered, and there aren’t all those argumentative trolls you see on Weibo. The comment sections are generally harmonious, with people discussing the topic at hand.

The key thing is, the conversion rate is really high. Find a niche product and post a few related things, and somehow you can actually make money selling it. 🥲

Binance is still seriously impressive
They were robbed of 6 billion in the morning and made up for it by evening

Imagine if some other small exchange were robbed of 6 billion
And a big chunk of your net worth was tied up there
Would you be panicking right now?

With AI in the mix, these kinds of black swan events will become more frequent
All exchanges can do is keep strengthening their risk management capabilities
All individuals can do is keep their money somewhere that can afford to compensate them

It’s that simple

I want to know what the hell this Onekey Bridge is doing in the background. My computer is ridiculously slow, and this thing is using the most CPU.

AI’s rapid iteration is bound to let hackers move faster than the defenses of companies and exchanges.

After all, the drive that comes with entrepreneurship is something employees can’t match. Specifically, hackers will undoubtedly push AI’s capabilities to the absolute limit.

The Predict token, which launched yesterday, has postponed trading. That’s what I’m most concerned about today.

Hey, why do you get points for buying BNB?

I just bought back the BNB I spent yesterday participating in a token launch.

Honestly, if 5 billion had been stolen from another exchange where I had money deposited, I’d be panicking by now.

Unfortunately, I still haven’t broken even on my BNB. 😂

Don't even mention 6 BNB;
last year at the beginning I couldn't even come up with 3 BNB

The year before last, I jumped into the crypto scene with less than 20,000 U. When you first get into it, everything feels fresh, and it seems like there are opportunities everywhere. You can't even tell which posts from KOLs are just ads; you just think, as the same kind of people, why are they so much stronger? How do they research 800 projects a day?

Back then, the Bitcoin ecosystem was surging ahead, and with Babylong you had to do at least a couple of low-risk plays. Since Babylong was already doing BOB, the ecosystem was definitely not something to miss.

For stuff like the Wormhole airdrop and Hyperlane, you had to cross chain when there was nothing else to do. With exchanges booming, shouldn't their tokens be bought too?

After messing around for a while, 20,000 U turned into 10,000 U, and the money was scattered across various projects. Then I started playing Binance launchpads and found out I couldn't even scrape together 3 BNB. Back then, BNB was probably around 300 to 400 U each.

Putting in more money was out of the question. Once the 20,000 U was lost, I quit. Luckily, things started improving in the second half of the year, and with Kaito's rise and Binance Alpha's safety net, I slowly began to make a little money.

Who would have thought that after more than half a year of good times, everything would come to a sudden stop. The airdrop farming scene, without anyone noticing, just died like that～

I took a look at the BNB inflow during the Binance Wallet token launch.

For a project with a predictable outcome like this, there’s no such thing as studios waiting until the last 10 minutes to pour in a massive amount.

For this Predict launch:
A total of 293,000 BNB was deposited.
125,000 BNB came in during the first 10 minutes, accounting for 42% of the total. After that, the inflow rate declined over time, down to 12,000 BNB per 10 minutes.

The final period remained steady, with no surge in inflows shortly before the end as expected.

Congrats to everyone who stuck with Alpha. You might want to consider hedging. Bonus meal tomorrow. 🤣

Predict tokens will start circulating tomorrow at 5 p.m. You can hedge at suitable levels, dear Alpha farmers. 😂

It’s been so long since I last joined a token launch that I’ve forgotten how much of a mad scramble it is.

On Venus, borrowing 10,000 U means you can safely borrow only a little over 6,000. And if your account has never borrowed before, you have to answer a bunch of questions and go through all kinds of risk warnings.

It currently shows only 200,000 BNB deposited / 6 = 33,300 people. If 100,000 people max out their allocation, that would be 600,000 BNB. In theory, with such a sure thing and such a big payout, most people wouldn’t wait until the last minute to join.

Hope the final number of participants stays under 100,000, so everyone who gets in can take home a bit more.

I eagerly turned on my computer, only to have my world come crashing down.

Binance Alpha users are once again unbelievably privileged.

The token launch allocation is 2% of the project's total supply. How much did the community grinders struggle to farm in airdrops over an entire year again—2.75%? 😂

Predict tomorrow: subscribing with 6 BNB at a $300 million FDV is still pretty appealing. This is also why I’ve consistently stuck with farming Binance Alpha.

There have been fewer and fewer airdrop projects each month recently. Binance’s answer has been last month’s Pre Access pPOLY and this month’s Predict IDO.

This is how they keep everyone from losing money: they drop a big one every now and then. Of course, if you only have one account and keep missing these big projects, you’ll definitely have a different view of Binance Alpha.

If we collectively refer to all the investments made before TGE as the primary market, then the primary market exits through the secondary market.

Now that the secondary market is gone, the primary market can only take a loss. Of the three main participants in the primary market—the project team, VCs, and airdrop farmers—someone has to pay the price.

Who do you think should pay that price?

Axis and Predict are the two most representative airdrop-farming projects, and the most important ones to watch when gauging the airdrop-farming market.

The main reason Axis ended up being a win-win for everyone is that the team cared about its reputation, and the project wasn’t that big. Liquidity in the secondary market was thin, but there was still room to maneuver and keep things from looking too bad on paper.

I believe the team paid a huge price to protect its reputation with Axis. There are probably a lot of things only the team itself knows.

Predict’s tokenomics aren’t a straight copy of Genius’s—they’re the best TGE template for the current market.

The project is just too big. Smaller projects can still stay afloat with shallow liquidity, but with a $2B FDV, if they issue too many tokens, the price floor will get smashed. Given how altcoins are performing right now, no sane person would hold, right?

Airdrop farming is dead~

Codex has reset again—yet again. Lately, I haven’t even used 50% of my quota, and there’s another manual reset available on the 30th. At this rate, it’ll probably just go to waste.