Anyone else fell off the airdrop radar ?

[Firstfrost]

To be honest, I’ve relaxed when it comes to airdrops, which as made me miss out a lot. I don’t really participate as much as i did last year. Even though i’m still active in web3 and other aspects but airdrops for me is now something i do with my free time but i saw this one earlier, Redbrick or so.
I heard users earned rewards by engaging with the platform through activities like daily events and content interaction. Did anyone participated in this because it seem interesting and i might wear my airdrop cape again and start farming them again.

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

[coin-investor]

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

I took month's rest because of burned out doing these telegram- based airdrops, but I got back because I have friends who made a lot from doing testnets, there are money to be made from airdrops, and it's not doing tapping anymore.
There are so many things to consider when you are participating in airdrops. It's better to join airdrops where they are initially funded by big tech companies, use case and potentially longevity of the project.
Another consideration is allocation and the number of participants; you don't want to be in an airdrop when you calculate that you only get a fraction.

[Mrbluntzy]

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

You must not give airdrop too much time and attention more than you give to other jobs that are more reliable than the airdrops. If you have spare time, you can still farm some few picks which you feel are runs by good altcoins projects. The possibility of participating in an airdrop that will reward you a massive amount is dependent on luck, and if you are not also regular with airdrops, you could miss out from those airdrops that can give such big reward, but still, don't give it all your time because the percentage of good airdrops is very low.

[gunhell16]

Until now, many in our crypto community are still falling for airdrops that appear on telegram or evms, nodes and others, especially in this era of bull season that we are facing now.

and even if we think it is legit, it still ends up in disappointment and disappointment, so we should not really expect that we will receive any rewards from them.

[passwordnow]

I heard users earned rewards by engaging with the platform through activities like daily events and content interaction.

Most of the airdrops are like that. You have to engage with the project's platform and participate with the quests and challenges that they're giving to everyone. That's why the rewards are distributed based on how active a participant is on their platform and not only that, there are many ways for them to give better points to the participants. And one of them is about buying those points and selling them to the investors. This is what the others are choosing but they are ready for their deep pockets to comply on it and those that have no money should stick to the quests and challenges.

[Josefjix]

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

I think airdrop are for beginners in the crypto industry, to let them know exactly how the crypto industry works and let them explore in the industry, but overtime, after getting to know more, the interest in joining airdrop drops, not because they don't want free money, but because you have known how to navigate money from the industry through trading, web3 jobs and other means of earnings.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Most of airdrops just disappointment these days, only very few are profitable, so I kinda missing out on many airdrops purposefully just because I don't really feel like doing them.

The one that I still follow are airdrops that just require staking since I consider it as just passive income on the side.
If it's retroactive airdrop, I know 90% gonna be a flop.

[Futurexxx]

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

Hahahahaha, I fell like someone falling from a mountain top buddy, if am not mistaken I think it's last year that I  got very serious with airdrop activities based in telegram but due to so many disappointment from them all, I totally lose interest in anything airdrop, I just sees it as a complete waste of time and effort, even the Blum that was the last one among them that was remaining, it was just this week I logged into my telegram mini apps to check what was given to me, and I was totally disappointed, because if the Blum token is not up to $5, it would be even worse than the rest of them all except tomarket coin that is a complete dust, but that's aside, airdrop hunt was really productive in the past, but not anymore.

[gunhell16]

Most of airdrops just disappointment these days, only very few are profitable, so I kinda missing out on many airdrops purposefully just because I don't really feel like doing them.

The one that I still follow are airdrops that just require staking since I consider it as just passive income on the side.
If it's retroactive airdrop, I know 90% gonna be a flop.

So if an individual's search is a disappointment in terms of investment they will only join the airdrops because they are certainly not disappointed by the airdrops they see on the telegram, because most of the telegram are still on the telegram of other conductors of these free giveaways.

But only in the end waste effort and time will be given to their participants who will participate, but the other airdrops that we can say is sober but not guaranteed that the potential is the ones who are in the nodes, and I think those who have staking features seem effective as well

[mk4]

I heard users earned rewards by engaging with the platform through activities like daily events and content interaction. Did anyone participated in this because it seem interesting and i might wear my airdrop cape again and start farming them again.

Those kinds of things are 99% a total waste of time, as they'll be heavily overfarmed. People tend to always farm the easy ones, whereas the more 'difficult' ones are the ones that are worth farming. See: Hyperliquid in 2024-2025.

[o48o]

To be honest, I’ve relaxed when it comes to airdrops, which as made me miss out a lot. I don’t really participate as much as i did last year. Even though i’m still active in web3 and other aspects but airdrops for me is now something i do with my free time but i saw this one earlier, Redbrick or so.
I heard users earned rewards by engaging with the platform through activities like daily events and content interaction. Did anyone participated in this because it seem interesting and i might wear my airdrop cape again and start farming them again.

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

To be honest, there never was any kind of radar, or if there was, time frame for profitability was low. Because most of the beneficial airdrops out there weren't anticipated and people didn't prepare for them for the sake of potential airdrop.

They just used the system because they liked it and because number of participants was lower, due lack of airdrop hunters and lack of bots, shares as well were valuable.

And while you can occasionally get a profitable airdrop, if you try to hunt for all of them, you'll be wasting all your money just for fees. So stick to the systems you want to support because you like them.

[Firstfrost]

To be honest, I’ve relaxed when it comes to airdrops, which as made me miss out a lot. I don’t really participate as much as i did last year. Even though i’m still active in web3 and other aspects but airdrops for me is now something i do with my free time but i saw this one earlier, Redbrick or so.
I heard users earned rewards by engaging with the platform through activities like daily events and content interaction. Did anyone participated in this because it seem interesting and i might wear my airdrop cape again and start farming them again.

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

To be honest, there never was any kind of radar, or if there was, time frame for profitability was low. Because most of the beneficial airdrops out there weren't anticipated and people didn't prepare for them for the sake of potential airdrop.

They just used the system because they liked it and because number of participants was lower, due lack of airdrop hunters and lack of bots, shares as well were valuable.

And while you can occasionally get a profitable airdrop, if you try to hunt for all of them, you'll be wasting all your money just for fees. So stick to the systems you want to support because you like them.

Actually there was and if we’re to look at it some are still there because they didn’t give up on airdrops. I’ve seen a few successful ones this year that i didn’t participated because i decided to ignore airdrops. For instance, this one I mentioned RedBrick, also SIGN and HOME, there are others but these I remembered for now. Reason i said i might start them again even if i have to allocate an hour or two per day.

Funny enough, those ones I mentioned were underfarmed which i think made them profitable.

[aioc]

Actually there was and if we’re to look at it some are still there because they didn’t give up on airdrops. I’ve seen a few successful ones this year that i didn’t participated because i decided to ignore airdrops. For instance, this one I mentioned RedBrick, also SIGN and HOME, there are others but these I remembered for now. Reason i said i might start them again even if i have to allocate an hour or two per day.

Funny enough, those ones I mentioned were underfarmed which i think made them profitable.

There are airdrop participants who will inspire us to continue doing airdrops. These participants understand the dynamic of airdrops, and there are airdrops worth participating in, but you have to learned how to look and do the various tasks attached to these airdrops.
I don't know any of the airdrops you've mentioned, but it's better to post the rewards you've mentioned from these airdrops, so people will know that there are still good airdrops.

[asriloni]

Did anyone participated in this because it seem interesting and i might wear my airdrop cape again and start farming them again.

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

I did and it gave pennies. The majority of allocations gone to the Binance alpha users. I can only suggest you that try to hunt binance alpha points instead of doing farming directly to the platform itself. It will always give you penny as users seem not an important aspect for the developers these days.

They always prefer to give the majority of allocations to the binance alpha users. Binance is just a disaster for airdrop users now. 

[Abdulzuruku01]

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

Hahahahaha, I fell like someone falling from a mountain top buddy, if am not mistaken I think it's last year that I  got very serious with airdrop activities based in telegram but due to so many disappointment from them all, I totally lose interest in anything airdrop, I just sees it as a complete waste of time and effort, even the Blum that was the last one among them that was remaining, it was just this week I logged into my telegram mini apps to check what was given to me, and I was totally disappointed, because if the Blum token is not up to $5, it would be even worse than the rest of them all except tomarket coin that is a complete dust, but that's aside, airdrop hunt was really productive in the past, but not anymore.

Telegram T2E is among the most boring airdrops. The reason why i still have Telegram on my phone because of the forum notifications I receive all the time, otherwise i would have deleted it due to the disappointment of telegram airdrops, which are just a waste of time and effort. Trust me, Telegram T2E can hardly support a project that will bring in a significant amount of money for users, and the majority of the airdrops on Telegram require payments, which participants must make and which if the did in the hopes of receiving a good earning from the airdrops, and they ends up paying them pennies which didn't worth our efforts.

[Firstfrost]

Actually there was and if we’re to look at it some are still there because they didn’t give up on airdrops. I’ve seen a few successful ones this year that i didn’t participated because i decided to ignore airdrops. For instance, this one I mentioned RedBrick, also SIGN and HOME, there are others but these I remembered for now. Reason i said i might start them again even if i have to allocate an hour or two per day.

Funny enough, those ones I mentioned were underfarmed which i think made them profitable.

There are airdrop participants who will inspire us to continue doing airdrops. These participants understand the dynamic of airdrops, and there are airdrops worth participating in, but you have to learned how to look and do the various tasks attached to these airdrops.
I don't know any of the airdrops you've mentioned, but it's better to post the rewards you've mentioned from these airdrops, so people will know that there are still good airdrops.

It seems you got me wrong, i didn’t participated in these airdrops, i saw them when people posted them on X, from the allocations i saw and their listing price I deduced they were definitely worth it. So i can’t post rewards but i’m considering trading one of them, BRIC on Bitget candybomb to get rewards maybe then i would post it. Right now, i’m even doing a little research on how to get the underfarmed ones.

[nemesis_incarnate]

I feel you.

Usually drops didn't give good digits, so I just swayed them off for the time being.

Nothing wrong with taking a break or looking out for something new to learn, the key is to keep going.

[Stable090]

To be honest, I’ve relaxed when it comes to airdrops, which as made me miss out a lot. I don’t really participate as much as i did last year. Even though i’m still active in web3 and other aspects but airdrops for me is now something i do with my free time but i saw this one earlier, Redbrick or so.

I no longer participate in airdrops, I notice most of the airdrops which we are seeing recently doesn’t worth it. Before I stop participating in airdrops, I joined some airdrops, which at the end, some of them didn’t pay, and some of them that paid, the amount which they paid was really small, so I just see it as a waste of time, and I decided to ignore it, maybe later in the future when I start seeing good projects, I will be back to airdrop, but for now, am not really interested in airdrops.

Some airdrops might still be paying, but you might have wasted time on so many airdrops before one will pay, so I don’t really have that time, but am not discouraging anyone from participating in airdrops, if you can do it, then just keep it up, if you don’t give up, you might be lucky sometimes, and you going to see some that will pay well.

[Webetcoins]

To be honest, there never was any kind of radar, or if there was, time frame for profitability was low. Because most of the beneficial airdrops out there weren't anticipated and people didn't prepare for them for the sake of potential airdrop.

They just used the system because they liked it and because number of participants was lower, due lack of airdrop hunters and lack of bots, shares as well were valuable.

And while you can occasionally get a profitable airdrop, if you try to hunt for all of them, you'll be wasting all your money just for fees. So stick to the systems you want to support because you like them.

If talking about some kind of a radar, there is still like that. What about the groups, this forum, and the social media? Some airdrops are not free but it is fine as long as we got in a paying airdrop because we might still recover it and end up with some profits.

But, it is not only money is the one that we can spent here but also time. We can potentially like an airdrop or a project but sometimes, we can't figure them out if we don't do a research. The advantage of joining on what truly interests us is that we can't feel that we wasted money or time if in case they didn't go well.

[Jegileman]

I heard users earned rewards by engaging with the platform through activities like daily events and content interaction. Did anyone participated in this because it seem interesting and i might wear my airdrop cape again and start farming them again.

By the way, did anyone else fell off the airdrop hunt radar like i did ? If you didn’t fell off, how has airdrops been for you so far ?

Many people have left airdrop because of how airdrops are these days, they’re not profitable as they use to because most of them are not paid handsomely for their time and effort put into promoting and contributing to this projects.  

What you’ve seen in the project you’ve heard about and thinking that people will make money from it is the feeling one always have when you’ve left airdrop, you’ll always feel that you’re missing out on big projects you could have earned from but most of the time, you’ll end up not getting anything again just like the one you’ve left before and they don’t pay well.

Before jumping into any project, just put in mind that you’ll lose many time and effort and you may not be paid well for your time but I know with good research you can also get good airdrops that will pay, but nothing is still certain today because I’ve tried many that didn’t pay and I left them.