Market review at the beginning of the week, and it’s again a critical period for airdrops.

Last week, Project Q’s surprise airdrop remained hot, and this week we continue to see new developments. On the 5th of this month, a Pre-TGE is about to launch, with a fundraising model inspired by previous YB and MMT approaches. The fundraising scale is relatively large, and the score threshold will be more friendly.

First, let’s talk about today’s airdrop — the AIAV project, with a fundraising scale of around 3 million, an estimated score threshold of about 241, with points distribution scheduled at 5 o’clock. The airdrop value is roughly in the range of 30 to 40 US dollars. The score thresholds for these recent rounds of airdrops have indeed increased, raising the activity requirements for participants.

Data shows that currently, 245,000 people are still in line to receive benefits. Although the market has turned bearish, airdrops remain the most promising part of the ecosystem. Trading competitions are also ongoing, with the KGEN event attracting over 340,000 participants, the US competition over 2,500, and the STAR competition exceeding 60,000.

For future operations, it is recommended to continue focusing on participation opportunities with LISA, mainly adopting a small-amount, multiple-entry strategy, with single transactions of 300 to 500. If concerned about score positioning, you can plan around a cycle of 13 days, stacking 15 days with an additional 2 days, then repeating a 16-day plus 2-day rhythm. This approach maximizes airdrop gains within a full cycle while shortening the cooldown period for claiming.

The market is still in the adjustment phase, but there is still significant room to optimize participation timing and methods.