2026-01-15 13:37:14

Regarding projects participating in future airdrops, I will mark "Participating in airdrops in this tweet" at the end of the post.

To be honest, the airdrop rewards for projects like Brevis are indeed substantial, but there's a phenomenon worth noting — not all project teams will seriously review participants' sharing content. The core goal of the project team is actually very simple: to make their project trend on social platforms.

Just like that catchy advertising slogan, "You love me, I love you, Mixue Bingcheng is so sweet" — it seems interactive, but in reality, it's about boosting volume. What the project team wants is this kind of screen-blasting effect.

Once you understand this, keep going. Strive to the point where you can send red envelopes to everyone.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 22h ago

The data shows that this logic is indeed valid... However, the miners are consuming too much, and it will eventually collapse.

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WhaleStalker

· 22h ago

Hey, to be honest, it's just mutual exploitation. I farm airdrops and you flood the screen—each gets what they need. Isn't that pretty good? Farm until you can send red envelopes—that's the ultimate goal, haha. The project teams just want the hype, whether you're serious or not. As long as you flood the screen, you win. The strategy used by Mixue Bingcheng is indeed brilliant. Brevis and others are using the same approach. As more people wake up, it's not as easy to farm anymore. Instead of worrying about content quality, it's better to farm a few more projects—it's a matter of probability.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 22h ago

Ha, your analysis is spot on. The project team just wants to flood the screen with volume and doesn't care about content quality at all. We just need to be aware of that. Airdrop farming is just mutual exploitation. I'll keep up with it too. How could I seriously review it? It's all machine-reviewed; as long as there's volume, it's fine. The red envelope dream still needs to be pursued. Who knows which project will be generous? At the end of the day, it's just a numbers game—players and project teams each have their own needs. This round of Brevis is indeed good; let's see what other good projects come next.

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DefiSecurityGuard

· 22h ago

ngl, this screams honeypot mechanics. they're literally just farming engagement to pump metrics... classic exploit vector disguised as "community building"

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