It's Thursday again, and as usual, I checked the airdrop calendar, but it was a bit awkward—there were no new airdrops launching today. Just a few days into the new year, and already facing such a quiet period, which really caught me off guard.
Honestly, the beginning of this week was pretty good. A few new projects launched one after another, and I took the opportunity to burn through some of my points, ending up with about $130. I thought this pace could continue, but unexpectedly, it just stopped. The current situation is: no points on hand, and no signs of new airdrops. It feels like being ready but having no stage to perform on.
But opportunities will come eventually. If there's still no movement this afternoon, I plan to chase some old coin opportunities tonight. These surprise market moves are unpredictable, but if luck is on my side, I could make around $30 in one night, which would help compensate for the downtime between airdrops.
Looking at the market, Bitcoin has been quite volatile these days. It has hit $94,000 several times, but each time it failed to hold steady. At this pace, if it can't push higher, it might fall back to around $85,000 for a re-accumulation. That's just how the market is—sometimes it seems like a breakthrough is just one step away, but in the end, you have to turn back.
There's no need to be overly pessimistic or overly optimistic. At this stage, point-based projects still have some potential to cover daily expenses. Instead of overthinking, it's better to stay grounded and keep accumulating. The overall market environment is like this—steady progress is the way to go, and that's the right approach.
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GasWaster69
· 01-09 12:32
Airdrop delays are really frustrating, but on the other hand, it's true that the point system project should be steadily bleeding to stay on the right track.
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-08 04:04
The airdrop gap is really unbelievable; it feels like I have nothing left in my hands.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 01-08 04:03
Airdrop disruptions are really frustrating, but watching Bitcoin's volatility is even more nerve-wracking.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 01-08 03:58
Airdrop disruptions really caught us off guard; $130 is all it amounted to.
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DefiVeteran
· 01-08 03:57
It's another day of missed airdrops. I knew it would be like this—Thursday's curse.
It's Thursday again, and as usual, I checked the airdrop calendar, but it was a bit awkward—there were no new airdrops launching today. Just a few days into the new year, and already facing such a quiet period, which really caught me off guard.
Honestly, the beginning of this week was pretty good. A few new projects launched one after another, and I took the opportunity to burn through some of my points, ending up with about $130. I thought this pace could continue, but unexpectedly, it just stopped. The current situation is: no points on hand, and no signs of new airdrops. It feels like being ready but having no stage to perform on.
But opportunities will come eventually. If there's still no movement this afternoon, I plan to chase some old coin opportunities tonight. These surprise market moves are unpredictable, but if luck is on my side, I could make around $30 in one night, which would help compensate for the downtime between airdrops.
Looking at the market, Bitcoin has been quite volatile these days. It has hit $94,000 several times, but each time it failed to hold steady. At this pace, if it can't push higher, it might fall back to around $85,000 for a re-accumulation. That's just how the market is—sometimes it seems like a breakthrough is just one step away, but in the end, you have to turn back.
There's no need to be overly pessimistic or overly optimistic. At this stage, point-based projects still have some potential to cover daily expenses. Instead of overthinking, it's better to stay grounded and keep accumulating. The overall market environment is like this—steady progress is the way to go, and that's the right approach.