The journey of Blockchain, airdrop and web3

[Olamidetechie]

Looking back on this journey in blockchain, which gave birth to Web3, airdrops, trading, and more, if I had to start again, I'd rectify the mistakes of not buying Bitcoin early and selling ETH too soon, thinking it had no usefulness. I'd also take airdrops more seriously.

At least the more I dive into airdrops, the more progress I see, and I've made some gains from it. I started with $NOTCOIN, $CAT, $MAJOR, and recently $MAT, a decentralized AI-powered blockchain for identity and data sovereignty airdrop, which is now listed and doing great.
Everything seems lucky, but if I were to start over, I'd focus on CEXs, DEXs, and wallets, and consider these key takeaways, including participating in the newly listed project CandyBomb. What would you have done differently, too?

[gunhell16]

If that's your opinion and the method that you think is right because you have had the experience of earning a lot from it, then it's up to you if you believe that and there's nothing stopping
you in the first place either. I'm not as confident in airdrops as you op.

Because it's still really different to dca with crypto assets that have been tested and have been proven in this crypto space like bitcoin, Ethereum, Bnb, Ada,
and others that have been in this industry for a long time.

[Iamcrypticguy]

Looking back on this journey in blockchain, which gave birth to Web3, airdrops, trading, and more, if I had to start again, I'd rectify the mistakes of not buying Bitcoin early and selling ETH too soon, thinking it had no usefulness. I'd also take airdrops more seriously.

At least the more I dive into airdrops, the more progress I see, and I've made some gains from it. I started with $NOTCOIN, $CAT, $MAJOR, and recently $MAT, a decentralized AI-powered blockchain for identity and data sovereignty airdrop, which is now listed and doing great.
Everything seems lucky, but if I were to start over, I'd focus on CEXs, DEXs, and wallets, and consider these key takeaways, including participating in the newly listed project CandyBomb. What would you have done differently, too?

What's your strategy if I may ask, and how do you get the project you participate in.. I know about Major, Not, but I've got no idea about MAT.. What's that and can you explain if it's a new project or not, where it's trading etc.

[passwordnow]

Looking back on this journey in blockchain, which gave birth to Web3, airdrops, trading, and more, if I had to start again, I'd rectify the mistakes of not buying Bitcoin early and selling ETH too soon, thinking it had no usefulness. I'd also take airdrops more seriously.

At least the more I dive into airdrops, the more progress I see, and I've made some gains from it. I started with $NOTCOIN, $CAT, $MAJOR, and recently $MAT, a decentralized AI-powered blockchain for identity and data sovereignty airdrop, which is now listed and doing great.
Everything seems lucky, but if I were to start over, I'd focus on CEXs, DEXs, and wallets, and consider these key takeaways, including participating in the newly listed project CandyBomb. What would you have done differently, too?

You've just said it, I'll be serious with them if they have a real project on going and users are going to add demand and volume on it. That's why with those that you've mentioned and new projects that involves DEXs, I think that's how the good ones will be found. The rest, they're just going to release tokens that are good for trading and no other than that. Which gives the idea on what people should go for if they are up for the airdrops and of course even if you'll sell most of the tokens that you get, don't forget to allot a huge part of it for BTC as part of DCA plan.

[Olamidetechie]

Looking back on this journey in blockchain, which gave birth to Web3, airdrops, trading, and more, if I had to start again, I'd rectify the mistakes of not buying Bitcoin early and selling ETH too soon, thinking it had no usefulness. I'd also take airdrops more seriously.

At least the more I dive into airdrops, the more progress I see, and I've made some gains from it. I started with $NOTCOIN, $CAT, $MAJOR, and recently $MAT, a decentralized AI-powered blockchain for identity and data sovereignty airdrop, which is now listed and doing great.
Everything seems lucky, but if I were to start over, I'd focus on CEXs, DEXs, and wallets, and consider these key takeaways, including participating in the newly listed project CandyBomb. What would you have done differently, too?

What's your strategy if I may ask, and how do you get the project you participate in.. I know about Major, Not, but I've got no idea about MAT.. What's that and can you explain if it's a new project or not, where it's trading etc.

Honestly, it's just a normal way people operate, but the issue is that it's too simple, so some think it might not work. I just follow KOLs on X to see what they're posting about, and I move accordingly. I've also joined a group of like-minded individuals to stay updated. MAT is a new project I recently got an allocation for, and it's listing soon on exchanges like Bitget and MEXC, among others.

[btc_angela]

Looking back on this journey in blockchain, which gave birth to Web3, airdrops, trading, and more, if I had to start again, I'd rectify the mistakes of not buying Bitcoin early and selling ETH too soon, thinking it had no usefulness. I'd also take airdrops more seriously.

At least the more I dive into airdrops, the more progress I see, and I've made some gains from it. I started with $NOTCOIN, $CAT, $MAJOR, and recently $MAT, a decentralized AI-powered blockchain for identity and data sovereignty airdrop, which is now listed and doing great.
Everything seems lucky, but if I were to start over, I'd focus on CEXs, DEXs, and wallets, and consider these key takeaways, including participating in the newly listed project CandyBomb. What would you have done differently, too?

Invest more on Bitcoin. But obviously, this is altcoin board so I will say that probably airdrops around 2017. Although I have earn some good amount, I never look at them as something big that time, except maybe for a few task.

There are really a lot of high yielding airdrops that time so I missed the boat.

And of course Binance and BNB way back, I also didn't think that it will take off that time around 2018 and I was late joining. As the project that I invested didn't go as expected of it and never compete with BNB.

[justdimin]

You've just said it, I'll be serious with them if they have a real project on going and users are going to add demand and volume on it. That's why with those that you've mentioned and new projects that involves DEXs, I think that's how the good ones will be found.

All can say that easily but that is only to gain attention because many of them are still fake. The good ones will be found if we will do a research carefully.

The rest, they're just going to release tokens that are good for trading and no other than that. Which gives the idea on what people should go for if they are up for the airdrops and of course even if you'll sell most of the tokens that you get, don't forget to allot a huge part of it for BTC as part of DCA plan.

Are there really tokens like that? I think for a trader to consider a token, it must have a good liquidity first and it can only be achieved if the token has other purposes. It is valid if it still related to trading like a person gets an incentive trading it. Airdrops can still be different and it usually comes from a newborn project. But when choosing it or choosing a good airdrop, the same criteria we can apply. It is okay to sell most that we get because we are here for profit and I think investing in BTC is only optional if we believe we are in a good project already.

[coin-investor]

but if I were to start over, I'd focus on CEXs, DEXs, and wallets, and consider these key takeaways, including participating in the newly listed project CandyBomb. What would you have done differently, too?

I've done great accumulating Bitcoin, the only thing I regret doing was spending too much time effort and money on Telegram basd airdrops which many are just a waste of time.
We cannot get back through time but all our experience will give us a better insight on what projects will have good potential in the future, we have to grow and develop our insight so as not to waste our time and money.