#加密项目空投活动 Seeing these new issuance opportunities during National Day makes me recall the early days of participating in various project airdrops. Back then, project teams used all kinds of methods to quickly build their user base. From simple registration rewards to complex task challenges, and later staking and mining, each participation was filled with anticipation and excitement.

However, as the market has developed, the thresholds for airdrops have significantly increased. For example, Momentum requires providing liquidity, or Yield Basis needs to be screened through the Legion scoring system, reflecting that project teams are paying more attention to user quality rather than quantity. This trend is actually a good thing, as it filters out speculators only seeking to exploit the system, leaving long-term supporters who genuinely recognize the project's value.

Looking at institutional-level projects like Canton Network, although it’s more difficult for ordinary users to participate, it represents an important direction in the integration of traditional finance and blockchain technology. Remember when Bitcoin first emerged? Who would have thought that giants like Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan would eventually get involved in the crypto space?

After experiencing several bull and bear cycles, I deeply believe that project quality is fundamental. Blindly chasing short-term profits will ultimately lead to failure. Those who can survive long-term in this industry are definitely the projects that continuously create value for users. Therefore, even when participating in airdrops, it’s important to research the project background, team strength, and development prospects, rather than just focusing on the reward amount.

I hope both new and veteran players can gain something from this wave of opportunities. But more importantly, they should stay rational and manage risks well. After all, in this highly uncertain market, steady and cautious steps are the key to winning.