The competition in the airdrop market has been intensifying recently, and the difficulty of boosting scores is also rising. Many participants have reported that the ratio of input to output is becoming unbalanced—some are already planning to wait and see after this round of airdrops.

Let's first look at today's opportunities. The Acurast project has raised $16.4 million to build a decentralized computing layer. The total supply of the token ACU is 1 billion, with an initial circulation ratio of 11.5%, and the public offering price is set at $0.1. Based on past experience, the threshold score is expected to be around 235 points, with an expected return range of $30-50. The launch is expected around 18:08 Beijing time.

HeyElsa is an AI assistant application built on the Base chain, with a funding scale of $3 million, which is obviously smaller in scale. The total supply is also 1 billion tokens, with a pre-market price of $0.135, and a similar threshold of around 235 points. The estimated returns are also in the $30-50 range.

Tomorrow, there is also an ETHGas project airdrop, which has raised $12 million and is worth paying attention to.

Regarding strategy choices, it depends on individual participation effort. If you still have the energy to continue boosting scores, the KGEN and OWL projects are still ongoing—KGEN needs 4 more days, OWL requires continuous 25 days, with single investments of $300-500. But the key question is, is such continuous investment worth it? Many have already calculated that efficiency is declining.

If you feel exhausted, it’s wiser to keep your account active without blindly chasing high scores. Hard pushing may lead to the risk of a counter-attack. Also, don’t expect the market to recover quickly; preparing for long-term play will be more solid.

What’s your view? Continue participating or adjust your pace?