Lately, I have noticed in most crypto groups I'm in, many crypto enthusiasts are increasingly participating in airdrops and crypto events organized by exchanges or project developers to earn USDT or tokens. Is it because these "people" are afraid to trade or they do not believe they can make money from trading? Don't get me wrong, I understand that this can also generate passive income, but what I'm curious about is whether these activities truly yield significant profits or not.
EditSo, like I said earlier I'll do some research about this and I realised that most of you are right. I just discovered that there are many ways people make money out of events, I wasn't too diverse at first before I posted earlier but now I understand.
Judging from these two links the first one is still ongoing while the second one finished last year. So it seems there are different ways to get money in a simple term and be safe with your assets not necessarily mean you must trade especially if you're using a cex
https://medium.com/@fortunedivine04/spin-win-on-bitget-your-ticket-to-exciting-rewards-46b72a605d75https://www.bybit.com/en/promo/events/earn-carnivalThe crypto space is diverse offering various ways to earn. Not everyone is available to stay infront of the screen analyzing the market. This is among the reasons most people opt for crypto giveaways and events. Some of these require one to stake to be eligible for rewards; a task that requires little skills & knowledge. For instance, there is a Poolx event on Bitget that require participants to stake ZRO to mine ZRO. Not only is this a source of passive income but also a time saver.
