The vitality of a product comes from natural attraction, not from pre-launch marketing bombardment. This logic also applies to projects in the crypto world.

High-quality projects that can truly go far often share a common characteristic - they do not overly rely on airdrops to attract users. Why? Because airdrops can only bring in speculators, but cannot retain the builders of the ecosystem.

Some may ask, how can we share profits with the community without issuing airdrops? In fact, there is a cognitive bias here. The most effective way to share benefits is not simply to distribute coins, but rather the value creation of the project itself. When a project can consistently generate actual profits for participants, this model is more attractive and better at retaining core users than any airdrop plan.

Looking at it from another perspective, when a company creates tangible benefits and growth for its shareholders, that is the best way to distribute value. The same goes for projects in the crypto world—it's not about the scale of airdrops, but whether a sustainable value network can be built.