CandyDrop Airdrop, 0G is playing a "National Fission Show"

Gate's CandyDrop has always been a community hype tool, and this time, with 0G making the list, it feels more like a "precise feeding." For old users, it's a free treat; for new users, it's a forced marketing tactic. Don't underestimate this kind of "sugar sprinkling" action; it can instantly make tens of thousands of wallets feel the presence of 0G, which in turn can be converted into trading traffic.
The core logic of CandyDrop is to attract those who are hesitant to pay attention to the project because of "free candy." 0G tends to consolidate after rising, and the market can easily lose patience, while airdrops perfectly fill the attention gap. Some say airdrops can crash the market? In fact, the amount distributed by CandyDrop is limited, more like a "promotion expense," and will not cause a substantial impact on the price. Instead, the user base formed by the airdrop will become potential participants in subsequent ecological activities.

It can be said that 0G is building a "community base" through CandyDrop, which is a smarter approach than short-term pump.