Airdrops speculations thread

[Dunamisx]

I also agree, TIA has its own network and I think there will be many new projects that will use and join the TIA chain, so there will likely be another airdrop from TIA. just stake your tia and wait.
Use unused money so you don't think about withdrawing it anytime soon.

One thing about all these airdrops is that some of them requires more time to hold on them in other to make value but while holding them, anything can happen, we may ended up loosing everything or gain more than double of it, but as being said, we can only afford to risk all these things with the certain amount of money in which we can afford to loose in case of the worst thing happens with them.

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[tvplus006]

I also agree, TIA has its own network and I think there will be many new projects that will use and join the TIA chain, so there will likely be another airdrop from TIA. just stake your tia and wait.
Use unused money so you don't think about withdrawing it anytime soon.

I prefer to place only stablecoins on staking, which may not give super profits, but in my case it will be more important not to lose your money. And buying TIA at the current price when it has reached its maximum will be a bad investment, since its price may decrease during the staking process.

[carlfebz2]

I also agree, TIA has its own network and I think there will be many new projects that will use and join the TIA chain, so there will likely be another airdrop from TIA. just stake your tia and wait.
Use unused money so you don't think about withdrawing it anytime soon.

I prefer to place only stablecoins on staking, which may not give super profits, but in my case it will be more important not to lose your money. And buying TIA at the current price when it has reached its maximum will be a bad investment, since its price may decrease during the staking process.

On the time that you do put up your assets on staking then i wont really be able to say that there's no risks on losing your money on which we do know that anything could messed up whether
some exploits that might be leading up into complete loss. This is why we shouldn't really be crossing out such probability. When we do speak about price volatility then it could really be affecting your
staking process or profits that you could get on a certain duration. This is the thing i dont really like but for the sake on trying out to farm out then it wont really be that bad.
There are still some good AD now on which you could really be able to deal with but of course when it comes to assurance on having ended up on getting some valuable coins
then it would remains questionable.

This is why on the time that you do deal up with AD then you should really be that making yourself at least wary about those probability so that you wont really be ending up
on having those kind of disappointment just because you've been holding tons of shitcoins into your bag.

[libert19]

One thing about all these airdrops is that some of them requires more time to hold on them in other to make value but while holding them, anything can happen..

How do you mean? First you say, airdrops require some time to hold so it may gain value while on other hand you say anything can happen, if it didn't have much value in first place, what's worst that can happen?

And if it has already some value, which is always the case these days, you can sell portion the moment you receive airdrop, take profit, and let rest ride, there is nothing wrong if you sell all either as it's all free money anyway, unless you are at loss with your farming activities.

[cryptoknightt]

I also agree, TIA has its own network and I think there will be many new projects that will use and join the TIA chain, so there will likely be another airdrop from TIA. just stake your tia and wait.
Use unused money so you don't think about withdrawing it anytime soon.

I prefer to place only stablecoins on staking, which may not give super profits, but in my case it will be more important not to lose your money. And buying TIA at the current price when it has reached its maximum will be a bad investment, since its price may decrease during the staking process.

but my prediction is that TIA still hasn't reached its ath, maybe it could reach 50-70$, but not now, buying it before the bull is the right choice, stable coins are safe, but the profit is very little if you don't stake above 100k$.

[vs2014]

My opinion on this is only zero because no good project will give tokens for free but every year only 1-2 real airdrops are available from which investors get good profit. However, to participate in those airdrops you must have the experience of pre-purchasing their tokens, which means your wallet must have their tokens. Lately if you go to twitter media you will find percentage growth airdrop post which are totally fake but new investors fall for their scam. However I think the airdrop belief should be uprooted.

[tvplus006]

but my prediction is that TIA still hasn't reached its ath, maybe it could reach 50-70$, but not now, buying it before the bull is the right choice, stable coins are safe, but the profit is very little if you don't stake above 100k$.

I place my stablecoins on staking solely for one purpose - to get retro airdrop from projects that do not yet have their own token. And for this reason, I am not particularly interested in the percentages that I will receive from staking, since I believe that the profit from the received airdrop will be higher than my expectations)

[libert19]

I prefer to place only stablecoins on staking, which may not give super profits, but in my case it will be more important not to lose your money. And buying TIA at the current price when it has reached its maximum will be a bad investment, since its price may decrease during the staking process.

but my prediction is that TIA still hasn't reached its ath, maybe it could reach 50-70$, but not now, buying it before the bull is the right choice, stable coins are safe, but the profit is very little if you don't stake above 100k$.

Would agree $TIA is yet to make it's ATH. Regarding staking stable coins, it's not about profits you make from staking, it's about project you farm, if that project gives retrodrop, you will have massive profits, no need to care for peanuts that you receive for staking.

People who staked couple hundred dollars in Solana staking protocol Jito for enough time, they received airdrop worth $10K minimum.

Also, I read a thread while back on Twitter, airdrop farming is better suited for small pockets than whales, putting $100k in project, for potential airdrop while exposing yourself to dapp vulnerabilities, hacks is definitely not wise.

[tvplus006]

I think everyone knows about the SatoshiVM project and everyone regrets that they were not able to participate in the launchpool. But I see an opportunity for myself to participate in the test network, since SatoshiVM will launch its own blockchain - https://twitter.com/SatoshiVM/status/1744998196479156711 I do not know if there will be a retrodrop or not, but I do not want to miss this opportunity.

[libert19]

I'm bit late but Manta claim is now live (remember to burn your treasure box NFTS to redeem for $MANTA): https://airdrop.manta.network/


I wanted to get myself back into Celestia with airdrop received from Manta network, it was bit confusing at first due to there being two versions of Manta (Pacific and Atlantic) even tho I received tokens only one one that being Pacific, it still took me a while to figure out, so if you are looking for help to convert your $MANTA tokens, here is step-by-step guide how to do it.

First, get $5 worth $ETH on Manta network to pay for gas fee from other EVM chains using Rhino FI [1]. Once done, use aperture finance [2] to swap $MANTA to ETH/USDC/USDT, and use Rhino FI [1] again to bridge funds from Manta network to other EVMs, and thereon use instant exchange to convert received funds to $TIA or anything else as per your preference, myself used Swapspace [3], it's aggregator of instant exchanges.

BTW, why is minimum staking requirement so high on Manta network? Every validator requires more than 1k $MANTA!


[1] https://rhino.fi

[2] https://app.aperture.finance/swap

[3] https://swapspace.co/

[tokeweed]

^  What's the update on Manta's announcement for an airdrop for TIA stakers?  Did they just say it because they wanted to ride TIA's hype?  :/

Anyway, PYTH broke out of 0.365ish resistance.  There are kinda some sellers at 0.39 - 0.40 but it looks fine.  Will prolly take a whole week to trend up to 0.50 - 0.55 then it's off to the races after that.  PYTH to 1 USD!  LFG!!

[tvplus006]

...here is step-by-step guide how to do it. ..

I also replenished my wallet using https://rhino.fi but in the sequel, I just translated Manta into Binance. But I have not made a final decision whether to sell the coins now or wait for the price to increase.
Who can suggest which bridge needs to be used to transfer the USDC to the SUI blockchain?

[libert19]

^  What's the update on Manta's announcement for an airdrop for TIA stakers?  Did they just say it because they wanted to ride TIA's hype?  :/

I'm sure they wouldn't play with community like that. Wait for further announcement.

Anyway, PYTH broke out of 0.365ish resistance.  There are kinda some sellers at 0.39 - 0.40 but it looks fine.  Will prolly take a whole week to trend up to 0.50 - 0.55 then it's off to the races after that.  PYTH to 1 USD!  LFG!!

$PYTH seems underpriced for how much it's used amongst dApps, 1 USD is bare minimum I expect for it.

...here is step-by-step guide how to do it. ..

I also replenished my wallet using https://rhino.fi but in the sequel, I just translated Manta into Binance. But I have not made a final decision whether to sell the coins now or wait for the price to increase.

I stopped using CEXes as they require KYC, also there are some regulatory troubles accessing CEXes in my country these days, so I prefer not using them.

Who can suggest which bridge needs to be used to transfer the USDC to the SUI blockchain?

I haven't used myself, but Google search brought me this: https://portalbridge.com/


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But I have not made a final decision whether to sell the coins now or wait for the price to increase.

Better hold or stake if you accumulate enough $MANTA to stake, as there are going to be airdrops for $MANTA holders and stakers, read here. I sold portion of airdrop received and holding rest.

[tvplus006]

I haven't used myself, but Google search brought me this: https://portalbridge.com/

Yes, I know this bridge and actively use it, adding activity to receive airdrop from Wormhole. But when using this bridge, I have a problem, the coins come with another contract that cannot be staked and cannot be swapped. The problem is solved only when I return these coins to the blockchain from which I started using this bridge.

[tokeweed]

^  Yup!  Had the same problem too when bridging to Osmosis when I tried it as Osmosis could be the chain where we could swap for DYM when it goes online.  I bridged to Solana too and was able to convert Wormhole USDC to Solana's native USD in Raydium.  And the funny thing is Wormhole USDC doesn't have a ticker.  It's indicated with the smart contract address...  Weird.

Anyway, it looks like just a tad under 50% of those who qualified claimed their DYM, kinda like what happened to TIA.      Just shows how early we all are with this new meta.

[libert19]

Anyway, it looks like just a tad under 50% of those who qualified claimed their DYM, kinda like what happened to TIA.      Just shows how early we all are with this new meta.

Celestia's 30% were claimed and there were less total eligible wallets too (about 600k) whereas total eligible wallets for Dymension are more than 1 Million and about 50% were claimed.


Dymension has partnered with Avail project for their testnet [1], which I would suggest to give a try. Aside from that, we gonna likely see $AVAIL airdrop for $TIA and $DYM stakers.

[1] https://twitter.com/AvailProject/status/1749464523780903219

[MFahad]

For me, these are also biased especially for some devs or teams behind retroactive airdrops, because they are the ones who will know it first, they are the ones for sure will take action first to qualify in airdrop for sure, and there will be still a lot of manipulations.

Could be true for individual team members but otherwise projects usually allocate team supply from distribution.

IMO, retrospective airdrop has been successful only because there is only positive in creating and distributing tokens. It brings hype, and projects get lot of treasury, and community get free money. It's win-win situation for parties involved.


Couple more potential ones:

1) DOP testnet: https://doptest.dop.org/

Incentivized testnet, should take 10-20 minutes to complete tasks.

2) Redbellynetwork: https://RBNT.zealy.io

Zealy quests are useless most of times but this Twitter response [1] from RBNT team made me do it.


[1] https://twitter.com/RedbellyNetwork/status/1704364030280999071

Are they still active? specially the one in Zeely?
Because most of the zeely campaigns run for coupole weeks or maximum a month. you are right aobut Zeely campaigns are mostly useless but sometime they really pay good rewards. plus zeely tasks are easy and mostly just social media activities. 
not sure about others but for me They are Better than joining those airdops where we need to invest in different ways such as staking or bridging to be eligible. I don't mind joining those airdops too but whenever I see free one like zeely or any others I definately want to join.

[libert19]

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2) Redbellynetwork: https://RBNT.zealy.io

Zealy quests are useless most of times but this Twitter response [1] from RBNT team made me do it.


[1] https://twitter.com/RedbellyNetwork/status/1704364030280999071

Are they still active? specially the one in Zeely?

Yes it is.

plus zeely tasks are easy and mostly just social media activities.  
not sure about others but for me They are Better than joining those airdops where we need to invest in different ways such as staking or bridging to be eligible. I don't mind joining those airdops too but whenever I see free one like zeely or any others I definately want to join.

Retrodrop for staking/bridging/trading or anything to do with real dollars will reward you far more than any zealy campaign would. For simple reason that where there is real money involved there are less participants compared to free campaign.

[MFahad]

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2) Redbellynetwork: https://RBNT.zealy.io

Zealy quests are useless most of times but this Twitter response [1] from RBNT team made me do it.


[1] https://twitter.com/RedbellyNetwork/status/1704364030280999071

Are they still active? specially the one in Zeely?

Yes it is.

plus zeely tasks are easy and mostly just social media activities.  
not sure about others but for me They are Better than joining those airdops where we need to invest in different ways such as staking or bridging to be eligible. I don't mind joining those airdops too but whenever I see free one like zeely or any others I definately want to join.

Retrodrop for staking/bridging/trading or anything to do with real dollars will reward you far more than any zealy campaign would. For simple reason that where there is real money involved there are less participants compared to free campaign.

That's true and I always try my best to do those tasks too.
but you know sometimes we are not sure which project will do airdrop. a lot of projects confirm their airdrop almost when they've already taken the snapshot. that's why these type of airdrop hunting can be tricky sometime..
And Thanks for the fast response man. really appreciate that.

[tokeweed]

Anyway, it looks like just a tad under 50% of those who qualified claimed their DYM, kinda like what happened to TIA.      Just shows how early we all are with this new meta.

Celestia's 30% were claimed and there were less total eligible wallets too (about 600k) whereas total eligible wallets for Dymension are more than 1 Million and about 50% were claimed.


Dymension has partnered with Avail project for their testnet [1], which I would suggest to give a try. Aside from that, we gonna likely see $AVAIL airdrop for $TIA and $DYM stakers.

[1] https://twitter.com/AvailProject/status/1749464523780903219

I'm cool with more airdrops.    And to think of it, DYM testnet has 12k roll apps.  If mainnet gets as much roll apps then DYM stakers get airdrops from each..?  Lolol.

Anyway, do you think Kroma airdrop is worth it?  I've been goofing around with their quests and all the spending just to get the NFT for each quest add up a bit and it's also annoying that some sites don't work...  Like the Hyper NFT market.  It sucks as it says transaction failed everytime.  =[

I mean I spent around 30 bucks in this thing, not that big but I was wondering if it's worth it.  I'm just at the third quest and I feel like it's gonna go up north 100 bucks.