Old wolves find it hard to grab meat! The difficulty of Airdrop games in the crypto world is rising sharply.

PUA, you are not mistaken, in the crypto world this is not psychological manipulation, but a hard task of "snatching airdrops". Recently, airdrops in the crypto world have become increasingly difficult to handle, and I have personally felt this pain lately.

August is almost over, and many players have reported that this month's Airdrop earnings can't even cover the basic costs. What's going on?

From my observation, there are mainly these reasons:

1. First come, first served; latecomers get nothing. Many people have only managed to grab 2-3 Airdrops this month, which isn't enough to fill the gaps. ( This is a personal skill issue! )

2. Facial recognition is becoming increasingly strict. Even after passing the test, you still have to verify again when claiming, and sometimes it takes five minutes of spinning without success! By the time you finally pass, the Airdrop has already been snatched up by others. ( this really can't be blamed on oneself ).

3. The airdrop market environment has drastically worsened: more and more people are participating, but the share is getting smaller and smaller, and the value of each airdrop is also decreasing. Those studios that rely on multiple accounts for their livelihood are starting to suffer significant losses, and even those that cheat with technology might not be able to make ends meet.

Anyway, I created several accounts myself, watching the time every day just like playing a game dungeon. In the end, the few Airdrops I managed to grab together can't even buy a bowl of beef noodles! It seems that this industry is also heavily competitive.

Someone mentioned in the comments: "The essence of this thing is to attract new players; the old players have already enjoyed the bonuses for four to five months, so now they definitely have to take care of the newcomers, otherwise who would be willing to invest real money to play?"

That's really reasonable. Airdrops are like candies distributed by the platform; they initially give out a lot to attract a group of people. Now that the platform has traffic, it naturally has to tighten the benefits. I guess if this continues, the airdrop activities will soon come to an end.

For those friends who hope to make big money by抢空投, I advise you to seek other avenues. In this day and age, relying on抢空投 to support a family in the crypto world is likely to be a problem even for breaking even.

Are there any good countermeasures? To be honest, it's all about luck. Perhaps changing strategies, not putting all your eggs in one basket, and paying more attention to activities on other platforms? After all, in the crypto world, opportunities and traps often lie just a hair's breadth apart!