{"id":22248,"date":"2025-09-15T05:54:31","date_gmt":"2025-09-14T21:54:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/monsterblockhk.com\/?p=22248"},"modified":"2026-05-04T08:21:26","modified_gmt":"2026-05-04T00:21:26","slug":"what-is-sybil-attack-and-airdrop","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/monsterblockhk.com\/en\/what-is-sybil-attack-and-airdrop\/","title":{"rendered":"OKX Boost Airdrop Teaching: A Complete Witchproof Strategy"},"content":{"rendered":"
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OKX Wallet Recent<\/span>The launch of Boost Airdrop campaign reminds many people of Binance Alpha, which relies on points to exchange for airdrops, with the same design of a cycle to brush up the amount of points, and the same way of creating a conversation with \"high ROI in the early stage and gradual involution in the later stage\".<\/span><\/span><\/p>

However, as the \"stroking\" (referring to wool-gathering) army grows bigger, the project management has been cracking down on the \"Sybil\" (multi-account forgery) behavior more and more severely. Many professional airdrop studios' hard-earned accounts have ended up with nothing, and some have even been \"wiped out\". It has been reported that more than 200 accounts of a certain studio (nearly half of which were carefully cultivated boutique numbers) had all been judged by LayerZero as witch addresses.<\/span><\/p>

Witch risk has become a high-pressure line around which the airdrop circle cannot be wound, and months of hard work can be wiped out if you're not careful!<\/b><\/span><\/p>

Despite the rising risks, airdrops are still a great opportunity for ordinary people to change their destiny. As long as the method is correct, novices can also participate as real users and share the project's development dividends. At the same time, there is a subtle game between the project and the follower. The tougher the anti-witching measures are, the more the follower is forced to enhance their gameplay, and the threshold of the industry is soaring.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

For newbies, instead of being afraid, it's better to master the rules, arm yourself, create a boutique account that stands out from the rest, and mold yourself into the kind of user the program really needs to participate in the airdrops in a professional and safe manner.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

We're going to go in-depth and teach you how to protect yourself from witching risks, enhance your account's gold content, and make your first airdrop trip both exciting and secure!<\/b><\/span><\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Throughout the Boost campaign, you will be trading constantly and the fees will accumulate over time. If you don't bind an invitation code, you will have to pay the original level of fees, which is like sending profits back to the platform for nothing.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

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How to check for witches on the air drop project side<\/span><\/font><\/h2>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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To prevent witches, we must first know ourselves and our enemies, and understand how the project side to catch witches, we mainly from the following directions to analyze it:<\/span><\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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1. Uplink behavior analysis
<\/b>The project team will call on the data in the chain to look for correlations and patterns among the wallets. A common approach is cluster analysis, e.g. checking whether there are transfers from a single funding source to multiple addresses; if more than a certain number (e.g. 10-20 addresses) are funded by the same wallet, it is highly suspicious. Another example is to compare the trading behavior of multiple addresses: if they perform the same operation in the same time period, interact with the same contract, and have highly similar trading intervals and activity times, then it is basically determined that they are controlled by the same person in bulk, and LayerZero focuses on filtering addresses by funding connections (e.g., multi-address funding collusion) and similarity in behavior during witch hunts.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

2. IP address and device fingerprint
<\/b>Many applications record IP address and device information when a user accesses a website or performs a task. Even if a person creates multiple wallets, if all the operations come from the same IP or device, it will be revealed immediately. Therefore, the project side often uses the combination of IP+UA (user agent) for initial identification. For example, if we find that multiple account requests come from the same IP and the UA of the browsers are identical, it will be determined that they are operated by the same person, and will be blocked immediately.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

More advanced programs also capture browser fingerprints: whether the system time zone matches the IP geolocation, the screen resolution, the system font list, and even whether the browser's WebRTC reveals the real intranet IP. If multiple accounts have identical fingerprints, they will be suspected of bulk counterfeiting.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

For example, a user attempted to switch IPs on one computer to operate multiple accounts, but the screen resolutions and font lists of all accounts were identical, resulting in the project recognizing and blocking the accounts; another user changed IPs using a free VPN, but was convicted of fraud because WebRTC leaked the actual location. As you can see, changing IPs is not enough. Advanced fingerprinting technology allows the program to \"sniff out\" signs at the device level.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

3. Social and Behavioral Validation
<\/b>In an effort to more accurately target real people, many programs have begun to employ soft anti-witching measures. For example, users are asked to tie their wallets to social accounts such as Discord and Twitter to increase the independence of each address. If multiple wallets are found to share the same social accounts, or if there is no social trace at all, this may be investigated further. The program may also observe whether users are actually participating through social activities, such as whether they are speaking on the official Discord, retweeting official tweets, and so on. If the interaction is done mechanically without any social presence, it may be considered as a farm robot and be given less weight.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

In addition, some programs have introduced an invitation code mechanism to track who has invited whom during the registration process. If a wallet is found to have invited a large number of new accounts, or a string of accounts inviting each other into a ring, it is also easy to be judged as witchcraft.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

4. Third-party anti-witch tools
<\/b>With the escalation of countermeasures, the project side no longer fights alone, but also joins hands with professional organizations to fight against witches. For example, access to authentication services such as Nomis, Gitcoin Passport, Clique, etc., requiring users to go through human verification during the campaign. Some professional data companies have been hired to conduct risk scoring of participating addresses, integrating multi-chain operation records and depth of historical behavior for comprehensive analysis.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

They can identify hidden affiliate addresses, but they can also occasionally be too harsh, resulting in the accidental killing of real users - for example, when someone maliciously transfers a small amount of money to an innocent address in an attempt to \u201cpoison\u201d it, only to have that address mislabeled as a witch. Nonetheless, there is a new trend of working with anti-witch service providers, where programs prefer to kill by mistake rather than let go, and send less to ensure that airdrops go as far as possible to real contributors.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Therefore, we see that the project team will cross-examine multiple dimensions from the technical environment, chained behaviors to community connections. They strive to draw a web of connections that will uncover any apparently unnatural multi-account operations. For us users, we must be aware that any trace of batch, copy, or synchronization may become the basis for the project's judgment.<\/b><\/span><\/span><\/p>

Only by completely avoiding these commonalities can an account escape the eye of the beholder.<\/b><\/span><\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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So what are the behaviors that tend to make you a witch? Generally speaking, we can placeWitch Accounts<\/b>Roughly categorized into several types, newcomers can definitely be placed in order to be vigilant in stepping on the pitfalls:<\/span><\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Batch script number (garbage number)
<\/b>These accounts are usually automated by scripts on a large scale and are characterized by large numbers, highly similar behavior and no real contribution. For example, in order to collect airdrops by brushing up the trading volume, scripts are written to allow thousands of addresses to transfer a few bucks to each other at a very low Gas fee. Or, each account only performs one mechanical interaction, and then immediately resets to zero when it's done and waits for coins to be claimed. Reason for failure: This type of \"high volume, highly repetitive and meaningless participation\" is most easily recognized by the project.<\/span><\/font><\/p>\n

This is because a normal user cannot have hundreds or thousands of wallets to do the same thing, and will not do the minimum operation without individuality. Through behavioral patterns and cluster connections, the program can quickly identify and eliminate these junk numbers. As a matter of fact, a lot of low security numbers (accounts that only do the minimum requirements and expect to get the \"guaranteed\" airdrops) end up not even being qualified, and they work for nothing.<\/span><\/font><\/p>\n

Medium Hidden Number (Middle Tier Number)
<\/b>Somewhere between a spam account and a boutique account, this type of account is built by individuals or small teams with a little experience. The number of accounts is small (e.g., each person maintains a few to a few dozen), and each account is slightly differentiated, with a certain degree of randomness and different levels of depth of involvement. For example, the number of interactions, the amount of money invested, and the amount of time they are active varies, and they are not all the same.<\/span><\/font><\/p>\n

Failure is mostly due to the fact that middle-tier accounts are relatively unrecognizable by simple rules, but there is still a risk that, if scaled up, they may be able to be linked once more in-depth analysis or third-party auditing is employed by the project team. For example, LayerZero once disclosed a database of witch lists, which was rumored to contain many such accounts. Especially when the industry's anti-witch standards have been upgraded, some of the tricks used in the past may not be safe now. Therefore, the middle tier of the game needs to be constantly upgraded, or else it may be eliminated as competition heats up.<\/span><\/font><\/p>

High Value Boutique
<\/b>This is a high-end player in the airdrop circle, and boutique accounts often invest more money and effort in their operation, and strive to leave rich, real traces of use on the chain, making them look almost the same as real long-term users. These accounts may hold larger asset balances, be active in multiple protocols for a long time, or even be associated with real social identities, and their quality far exceeds that of the average woolgathering account.<\/span><\/font><\/p>

Reason for failure: It is very difficult for a boutique number to be directly judged as a witch by the program, because all aspects of the indicators are excellent. However, once a boutique account is recognized as a batch build by the same person, the consequences are often more serious. For example, large studios operating hundreds of boutique accounts at once, if there is a subtle connection with each other is caught, it is like putting eggs in a basket, lose everything.<\/span><\/font><\/p>

In LayerZero's witch hunt, nearly a hundred boutique accounts that the airdrop studio had worked hard to raise for a year all fell into the blacklist. Those carefully invested accounts in turn helped the project to detect the anti-witch mechanism, and they themselves lost all their money. This kind of case to the high level players a great shock: even the best account, as long as the mode of operation of the trend of clustering, it is difficult to escape the fate of the arrest.<\/span><\/font><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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I mentioned boutique accounts earlier, but what exactly is considered a boutique account? Simply put, a boutique account is one that looks the most like the wallet of a real high-value user. In today's world of airdrops, where contribution and authenticity are increasingly emphasized, boutique accounts tend to be favored by more airdrops.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

Many programs use point systems or other distribution rules that are more likely to reward high-value contributors. Blur's airdrops, for example, encourage high volume trading, while later programs such as Blast require users to deposit funds and lock them in for a long period of time to accumulate points. Solana's ecological Magic Eden and Marginfi, for example, preferred to give airdrops to core players rather than to everyone. Now<\/span><\/span>The popular deposit bonus system is even more similar to PoS (Proof of Stake): the reward is determined by the amount of funds and the retention time, which, although it raises the opportunity cost of the participants, significantly increases the cost of the witch attack and is regarded as an extremely effective anti-witching tool.<\/span><\/p>

Rich and patient accounts are in high demand under the new rules. The program even tacitly endorses the logic that \"money is justice, and bourgeois witches have value. Correspondingly, those accounts with little assets and which are used at will are considered unstable, and naturally have a lower probability of winning the prize and the amount of the prize.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

On the other hand, boutique accounts are less likely to be killed by mistake. The purpose of anti-witching is to weed out fake users, but programmers are also afraid of losing the trust of the community by killing real users by mistake. Therefore, when they formulate filtering rules, they are often lenient to high-quality accounts. For example, Arbitrum allows a certain degree of capital connection when eliminating robots, also because they are worried that being too strict will exclude some normal multi-address users. High-quality accounts are usually in the middle or upper part of the user spectrum because they exhibit real user characteristics, which gives them an edge in terms of security. On the other hand, low-quality accounts are at the bottom of the spectrum and are the first to be optimized.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Throughout the Boost campaign, you will be trading constantly and the fees will accumulate over time. If you don't bind an invitation code, you will have to pay the original level of fees, which is like sending profits back to the platform for nothing.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

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How to create a boutique numbered wallet?<\/span><\/font><\/h2>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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How to judge whether an account is boutique or not? The industry often mentions that a boutique account needs to have five key elements: capital, history, depth, diversity, and trust.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

  1. Strong capitalization<\/b>: Boutique accounts usually have a sizable mainnet funding balance (ETH, BTC, USDT and other mainstream assets). This not only makes it easier for them to participate in DeFi operations, but also allows the project manager to assume that the user has invested real money in the project. Take OKX's newly launched Boost mechanism as an example, the average balance of mainstream currencies within 15 days is clearly set as one of the eligibility thresholds for participation. Accounts with more assets are naturally more likely to reach the target.<\/span><\/span><\/li>
  2. Long History of Accounts<\/b>Time equals trust in the blockchain world. Boutique accounts tend to be registered early (wallet addresses have been in use for a while) and have ongoing chain activity, rather than being created on the fly to fulfill tasks. Many airdrops will have a qualification snapshot or minimum activity length, and addresses that are too new or have been dormant for a long time may be excluded.<\/span><\/span><\/li>
  3. Interaction depth is not deep enough<\/b>: Boutique accounts will leave evidence of deep use in the target ecosystem. For example, it will not only use the basic functionality provided by the program, but will also explore higher-order functionality (providing liquidity, pledging, governance voting, etc.). It may interact with multiple DApps in the ecosystem, with a significant number of transactions and a certain amount of money, rather than just interacting with each of them once in a walk-through fashion.<\/span><\/span><\/li>
  4. Behavioral diversity and authenticity<\/b>: Breadth and randomness are also important. Behavioral patterns in boutique accounts should be as rich as possible and as close as possible to the habits of the average user. For example, the time of operation should be spread over different days and nights, trading intervals should be fast and slow, and interactions should include different contracts and multiple assets, rather than following the same tutorial for all steps. At the same time, it is also necessary to create diversity: not all accounts act in the same way, but in the source of funds, the activation time, the frequency of interaction, the amount of transactions, and other dimensions to make a difference!<\/span><\/span><\/li>
  5. Social Trust Plus<\/b>: Many airdrop projects observe how users interact in the community, so a boutique account usually comes packaged with a full persona: tied to an authentic-feeling Discord and Twitter account, these social accounts have normalized personal information, follow the project, and participate in discussions. Projects tend to believe that such wallets belong to real enthusiasts, not cold robots.<\/span><\/span><\/li><\/ol>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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    Strategy one:<\/span>Create a boutique account full process guide<\/span><\/font><\/h2>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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    Funding Provisions and Isolation<\/b>First of all, you need to have some startup capital, depending on the requirements of your target project. For example, Ether L2 projects usually require at least a few hundred dollars in assets to interactively pay for Gas, and if you have limited funds, you may want to focus on one or two accounts to ensure that each account has enough funds to be active, rather than diluting it to a dozen or so accounts with only a few dollars each. Once you have prepared your funds, the key is to segregate them: never directly fund multiple accounts from the same exchange account! This will leave visible traces of shared upstream usage on the chain.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    The easiest way to segregate is to use exchange sub-accounts or multiple CEX accounts: for example, open multiple sub-accounts on CoinOn or OKX and spread out the transfers to ensure that each drop wallet is funded from a different source. If you don't have as many exchange accounts as you'd like, you may also want to consider a wallet transfer or coin mixing tool. For example, some tutorials suggest using the low-cost environment of the Polygon chain, where large amounts of money are converted into small tokens and transferred to smaller accounts in batches, while avoiding the need to re-import gas by utilizing the protocol's built-in Gas attachments. this way, each account receives both startup funds and a Gas fee, with no obvious chain connection between them.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    Interaction strategy on the chain<\/b>: Once you get the funding, you have to start \"being human\" on the blockchain. Keep in mind one key mindset: cater to the needs of the project side and make a valuable contribution binance.com . Depending on the type of project you are targeting, develop an interaction plan accordingly. For example, if the project belongs to pledge lending category, don't be afraid to invest the capital to make a real pledge and provide TVL support; if it is an exchange category \/ DeFi project, get deeply involved in the core functions of trading and liquidity provision, rather than just completing one or two exchange tasks.<\/span><\/p>

    Asset Allocation and Retention<\/b>The smart airdrop player will manage the asset portfolio of his account well. First of all, make sure that each account always has enough mainnet currency as Gas, and secondly, reasonably allocate the types of assets according to the attributes of the project. For example, for Layer2, you can keep some ETH and USDT in your account; for a new public chain, you may need to allocate to the chain's native coins or even ecological tokens. If you anticipate that the project will require locking positions or snapshots, prepare some positions in advance.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    Some users have a habit of keeping one or two NFT collections in their accounts, or have participated in airdrops of tokens for other projects, which can be used as evidence of the \u201crichness\u201d of their accounts. The last thing you want to do is to keep your account too clean: all funds are in, all funds are out, or the account is liquidated at the end of the project. If a project owner sees an address sitting idle just as it is required, or even suddenly transferring large amounts in and out before a snapshot is taken, he or she will inevitably suspect that their motives are not pure. Therefore, try to keep your account assets as continuous as possible: even if the task is completed, don't transfer all the money at once, but leave some balance in your wallet to continue to \"keep it\". Many loyalty programs observe how long funds last, and withdrawing funds too early may result in the loss of future rewards.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    If conditions permit, actively participate in activities such as locking up or governance of the program. For example, some programs encourage long-term token ownership and reward true believers through phased releases or lockups. In short, treat your account as your own little bank, not as a temporary staging area. When the program sees that your asset allocation is reasonable and stable, they will be more likely to recognize you as a reliable long-term user.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    Interactive Rhythm<\/b>The key to building a fine product is to have a sense of rhythm. A normal user will not brush dozens of interactions in a day, nor will he or she do the same operation every day. We need to mimic the human rhythm: slow down and lengthen the battlefield. For example, if you have 50 tasks to do, you can spread them out over a few weeks instead of rushing through them all at once. Especially with multiple accounts created in the same batch, it's important to stagger your actions: you can start two today, and then two next week, so that all accounts don't start at the same time. Alternating is also a good idea. If you have multiple accounts, instead of running them through all the tasks in sequence, simulate the activity of different users at different stages. For example, if account A trades and pledges this week, and account B only trades, then next week, switch to B to pledge and A to take a few days off. This kind of crossover rhythm will make your multiple accounts as a whole look more realistic without being cluttered.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    Also, pay attention to the reasonableness of your daily routine: never perform a large number of operations at 2 o'clock in the evening, or trade every 10 minutes in a tidy manner. Most people use DApps randomly, sometimes transferring money by cell phone in the morning and mining by computer in the evening, so your operation time should also cover different time periods. It would be nice to link some interactions to real events (e.g. the project announced a new feature one day, and your account went to experience it that day). Finally, let's emphasize the importance of first interactions: many projects are particularly sensitive to first-time activity. If dozens of accounts are created on the same day and start interacting right away, you are undoubtedly shooting yourself in the foot. It is advisable to leave a new account in place for a while before using it, or to warm up with one or two small, seemingly routine transactions, and then gradually increase your efforts. Don't let any rhythmic anomalies draw attention to yourself - a small stream of water will make your account last forever.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    Social Pretense<\/b>: As mentioned earlier, social engagement can add a great deal of persuasion to an account. For this reason, it's a good idea to have a set of social accounts for each boutique. The first are Discord and Twitter, the two platforms most projects use to run their communities. You can give your wallet a unique nickname, sign up for the corresponding Discord and Twitter accounts, and simply package your personal information (avatar, profile, etc.). Next, use these accounts to follow the official accounts of your labeled project and actively participate in interactions: for example, clocking in on Discord, answering newcomers' questions, or liking and re-tweeting the project's progress on Twitter.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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    Newbies can start with simple things, such as focusing on one or two accounts first, using sub-accounts to isolate funds, coupled with rhythmic in-depth experience of the project, which in itself is better than 95% woolgathering party to do. With the growth of experience, and then gradually introduce social packaging, multi-account management and other advanced means. As long as the above process is practiced, the quality of your account is bound to rise, and the odds of harvesting airdrops will increase accordingly!<\/b><\/span><\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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    Throughout the Boost campaign, you will be trading constantly and the fees will accumulate over time. If you don't bind an invitation code, you will have to pay the original level of fees, which is like sending profits back to the platform for nothing.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

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    Strategy 2: A Low-Profile & Mixed Strategy That Even a White Guy Can Do<\/span><\/font><\/h2>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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    When reading this, some newbies may think, \"Boutique numbers require so much money and effort, and I have limited resources, so am I out of the running for airdrops?\"<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    Don't worry, we'll discuss it in this sectionHow to participate in airdrops at a small cost and minimize risk for beginners<\/b>. The core idea is a combination of low-protection strategies and hybrid play!<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    First of all, let me explain the so-called \"low security number\". This term is derived from the term \"minimum guarantee\", which refers to the fact that an account only completes the basic requirements of the program in order to qualify for airdrops. The advantage of this strategy is that it is low-cost and simple to operate, so some newcomers with limited budgets may want to try their luck by placing a few more low security numbers. However, as mentioned above, the risk of low security numbers is that they are often at the lowest level of airdrop incentives and may not even be qualified. Especially in the current competitive environment, the program will often raise the threshold or eliminate those participants who are too perfunctory. Therefore, the idea of simply relying on the LPS to cast a net all over the place is becoming more and more difficult to be effective.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    So what's a white guy to do?The answer is: adopt a hybrid strategy of \"boutique+low-end\"<\/b>The following are a few possible suggestions. Here are a few suggestions:<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    1. Focus on one high-quality number, supplemented by a small number of low-protection numbers.
    <\/b>Instead of investing limited resources to open dozens of mediocre trumpets, it is better to focus on the main account to make it a fine product, at least to ensure that there is a stall to get a more substantial reward. At the same time, according to their own ability, and then deploy a few additional low security number to cover more items as a lottery. These low-protection numbers are considered as extra surprises, and you don't need to win every single one of them. With this combination of high and low numbers, you will have a steady output and a good chance of missing the long tail.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    2. Prioritize projects with generous terms and conditions and with strong universal coverage.
    <\/b>In some programs, the airdrop conditions are set very leniently for the purpose of attracting new participants. For example, it is rumored that many participants of Wormhole and EigenLayer have made a lot of money by reaching the target easily. For newbies, this kind of program is a blessing. Once you find a program that says \"simple tasks and prizes for everyone\", you should commit to it, even if you only run on your main account. On the other hand, if a program is clearly aimed at big players (e.g., requiring the pledge of a large amount of money), then low-capital players can give up and save their energy for friendlier opportunities.<\/span><\/span><\/p>

    3. maximize the use of free or low-cost activities to accumulate resources<\/b>
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