2026-01-19 19:37:21

Recently experienced the registration process of an airdrop project, and the whole process was straightforward—enter, register, confirm, and it's done. Interestingly, participating in this round of airdrops surprisingly requires an upfront payment of $3.6, which is quite intriguing. From the project's perspective, this approach somewhat reflects the urgency of fundraising.

Currently, the popularity of such early-stage projects in the market is indeed cooling down, and a large number of follow-up projects have already exited. In this adjustment, the truly active projects are few, and a handful of ongoing projects still attract attention. For participants, choosing which projects to participate in becomes especially critical. After all, airdrop opportunities are fleeting, and seizing the chance while the hype is still there seems to be the choice for many.

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AirdropNinja

· 9h ago

Haha, these paid airdrops are just projects disguising pump and dump, starting at $3.6 Wait, these days even airdrops require payment? That's incredible The market cooling down is real, but those still playing are probably true fans I'm just worried that the $3 they invested will end up nothing Honestly, it's all about having the right eye for projects; you gotta pick the right ones Now, 99% of airdrops are just IQ taxes; anyone who participates is just a sucker The era of making quick money is over, and the tricks are getting deeper Has anyone really turned around through airdrops? I haven't seen it myself

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 11h ago

Still asking for $3.6? Isn't this just a disguised way to harvest profits? I'm just going to pass.

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SocialFiQueen

· 11h ago

3.6 dollars to want to cut my leeks? Laughing to death, airdrops are starting to charge fees these days --- It's that kind of "urgent fundraising" routine again, the project team is really anxious --- The knockout stage has begun, trash projects really should be gone --- Those who jump on the hype are all gambling dogs, do you really believe in those handful of projects? --- This wave of airdrop hype has really cooled down, the days of picking up leaks before are gone --- Paid airdrops? Turn around and leave, next --- Market adjustments are like this, fake projects die one after another --- I can see that the early project hype has cooled down, but I haven't seen which ones are truly worth engaging with

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ChainSauceMaster

· 12h ago

Want to cut leeks for just $3.6, the project team is really desperate.

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MetaNomad

· 12h ago

Want to cut leeks with just $3.6? These days, the airdrop threshold has become so competitive.

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NeonCollector

· 12h ago

Airdrop worth $3.6, this is basically a disguised IQ tax, haha

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 12h ago

You want to cut my leeks for just $3.6? That's funny.

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LiquidationWizard

· 12h ago

Want to cut me for just $3.6? How desperate is that... Charging for airdrops is the first time I've seen this; isn't this just disguised fundraising? The hype has cooled down, and only a few projects are truly surviving. Bottom fishing or catching a flying knife, choosing the wrong one will directly wipe out your funds.

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