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Posted: 2025-04-25 10:31:17 UTC
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Airdrop farming is described as calculated gambling, where users bet on projects to succeed and share goodwill in return for tokens. The author emphasizes that a project's token price reflects its product, capability, and community sentiment, urging projects to learn from successful examples like Hyperliquid and Arbitrum and to prioritize their community.
Airdrop farming as calculated gambling
Project token price reflects product, capability, and community sentiment
Importance of sharing profits with the community
Learning from successful projects like Hyperliquid and Arbitrum
Projects being too greedy and unwilling to share profits
Poor token launches indicating a lack of goodwill
Negative perception of airdrop farmers as 'e-beggars'