#空投活动# Seeing this Airdrop reminds me of the pain of being played for suckers back in the day. A profit of 66 dollars sounds tempting, but don't be fooled by the surface numbers. This kind of Airdrop is often a trap set by market makers to attract more people to get on board before they close the net. I've been through this kind of trick too many times, so now when I see an Airdrop, I'm fully alert.

Everyone must not be impulsive, but analyze calmly. How long can this profit last? What hidden risks are behind it? Where is the long-term value of the project? All these need to be considered carefully. Don't lose everything in the end for a momentary small profit.

My advice is: stay rational and don't let FOMO emotions control you. Conduct a proper risk assessment and see the whole picture of the project. If you decide to participate, set a stop-loss and don't put all your eggs in one basket. Remember, in this market, living longer is more important than making more money.