2026-01-04 06:20:39

Seeing the airdrop activity on TIMI, I'm a bit interested but also hesitant. The reward standard is $30 per person, and I heard there are about 5200 spots. This scale looks like the competition will be very fierce.

Honestly, compared to similar activities, the reward level seems average. Spreading $30 over potential interaction and time costs, the cost-performance ratio may not be very high. But since there's a free airdrop opportunity, some people are still willing to participate.

Would love to hear everyone's opinions—does anyone predict they'll make it into the top ranks in the end? Or has anyone already participated and can share their experience? These activities often have tricks, so it's important to understand the conditions before deciding whether to spend time on it.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-07 04:57

30 dollars for 5,200 people, isn't that just a big pot of rice... You still have to spend time interacting, and when you calculate it, it's not as cost-effective as just slacking off.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-06 12:22

30 dollars for 5,200 people? When you calculate it, it's not worth the hassle at all. It's better to just participate in other activities for quicker results.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 01-06 10:04

honestly $30 on 5200 slots is basically negative expected value once you factor in gas... ngmi energy tbh

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SilentObserver

· 01-04 06:50

The $30 amount is indeed a bit weak; 5,200 spots sound like a lot, but when divided among everyone, it’s not much. But what I fear the most are those hidden conditions. You have to read carefully before you dare to participate.

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-04 06:48

30 dollars reaches 5,200 people. Just doing the math, it's not worth it. Might as well slack off.

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AirDropMissed

· 01-04 06:39

30 dollars for 5200 people, how hardcore does the interaction need to be to make a profit? I'll just forget it.

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ZenMiner

· 01-04 06:26

30 knives are divided into 5,200 people, which is indeed average in terms of cost performance, so it is better to wait for the next wave of big events

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