#Allora项目上线 Seeing the news about the Binance Alpha launch Airdrop made me reminisce about the projects I participated in back then. Although the Airdrop profit of 48 dollars isn't that high, it's still a good entry opportunity for Newbies. I remember back in 2017, Airdrops were still a novelty, and everyone was exploring. Nowadays, these small-scale Airdrops have become the norm, while large-scale Airdrops are becoming increasingly rare.

This change actually reflects the maturity of the entire industry. In the early days, projects spent heavily on Airdrops to quickly attract users. Now, there is a greater emphasis on long-term value and ecosystem building. Looking back at some of the projects I participated in back then, some were successful, while others failed. The successful ones were often those teams that worked steadily and iterated continuously; while those that only cared about short-term hype have mostly disappeared into the annals of history.

From the perspective of the Janction project, the Airdrop scale of 16,000 tokens is moderate, which can attract user participation without overly diluting the token's value. This balance is quite important and is the result of careful consideration by the project team. However, merely looking at the Airdrop is not enough; attention must also be paid to the development potential of the project itself. After all, in this industry, there are too many fleeting projects, and those that can truly survive are rare.