Today, I participated in two airdrop events, with mixed results. One was missed due to not reaching 240 points, while the other barely qualified with only 200 points, which was quite thrilling. This once again confirms my suggestion from yesterday: after receiving an airdrop, one should sell immediately to secure profits.

The airdrop market is rapidly changing, and fluctuations are hard to predict. Therefore, quick liquidation is often a wise move. Taking today's $TCOM as an example, I sold it when its value exceeded 50U, and now its value has dropped to around 20U. As for the $PUBLIC project with a 240 point threshold, the situation is even less optimistic.

In the Web3 field, opportunities and risks coexist. Timely seizing opportunities and rationally assessing risks are basic qualities that participants should possess. However, it is also important to recognize that airdrops are not a guaranteed "magic formula" for profit. They are merely a component of the Web3 ecosystem, and we need to pay attention to more development trends and innovation trends.

As an observer and participant in the Web3 space, I will continue to provide everyone with easy-to-understand interpretations and practical advice to help navigate this rapidly evolving field, avoiding pitfalls and detours. Let's explore the infinite possibilities of Web3 together and grow amidst opportunities and challenges.