2026-01-12 10:27:06

Just reminded everyone to beware of $LISA this morning, and by the afternoon it plummeted directly. To be honest, the套路 of these new project teams are all quite similar, and their behavior is not very decent. Having experienced this many times, I can now see through it—those who go for airdrops are basically lambs waiting to be slaughtered.

If you still want to participate in airdrops, my advice is this: try small amounts first. I personally put in 260 USD in a single transaction, and so far I haven't had my account banned or received any warning alerts. The key is to learn how to use reverse orders to protect yourself. If you get cut, don't hold on stubbornly; admit the loss and run away immediately. Otherwise, you really don't know how long it will take to recover the losses.

Given the current market conditions, the return rate on airdrops isn't actually that outrageous. Instead of greedily waiting for double or nothing, it's better to survive and earn from the next project.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 3h ago

I think the 260u limit is just right; if it's too large, it's indeed easy to be countered and killed.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 3h ago

If I had known early that this trash project LISA would plummet, I should have just followed your rhythm and been more reliable. To put it plainly, airdrops are just gambling. Playing with small amounts is fine, but greed will get you killed. You're absolutely right about admitting defeat and running away. Many people hold on stubbornly, leading to even worse losses. Living to fight another day is the right way; don't expect a double in one shot. This round of market movement really isn't surprising; it's better to stay steady. I need to learn your strategy with 260u; reverse orders can really save lives.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 3h ago

Another one saying "I've seen through it long ago." Fine, you still dare to teach others how to trade crypto with just 260 USDT.

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HappyMinerUncle

· 3h ago

Uh... 260u testing the waters sounds quite rational, but I still think most people simply can't hold on. --- Another project exposes its true colors, should have learned the lesson long ago. --- That's right, greed will just lead to being harvested directly; staying alive is the most important. --- I need to learn this reverse order trick, or I'll really suffer heavy losses. --- Once you see through airdrops, it's simple—it's all about betting on probabilities. --- The 260u limit is set quite well; trying with small money is indeed reliable. --- Admitting loss and running away hits hard; many people just stubbornly hold on until there's nothing left.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 3h ago

260u testing the waters sounds good, but it's easy to get addicted haha

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MissingSats

· 3h ago

260u has been tested, and there's indeed nothing wrong, just need to be quick, accurate, and decisive. Really, take profits when the time is right, don't wait for the doubling moment. Making money is about staying alive, too many people don't understand this principle. The tricks are becoming more obvious, why are people still rushing in? Small-scale trial and error is the way to go, don't be greedy. Cut and run, then come back for the next big gain, cycle repeats.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 4h ago

Reminders still can't escape, this is the fate of airdrops. Should have taken the advice earlier; playing small is enough. Those who got caught are greedy. Trying with 260U is indeed safer. It's good enough to survive and move on to the next; don't think about doubling your money. Once again, we've given the newbies a lesson; the way they behave is really ugly.

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