I can’t stop laughing—I actually had a StandX airdrop… $1.88 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 A friend earlier invited me to deposit some funds into StandX. After just one week, another friend mentioned an upcoming KOL round that required depositing first to qualify for a withdrawal—I immediately suspected the project was underfunded and pulled out my money. Later, when the product launched, I tried it a few times and lost over $100—admittedly, my trading skills aren’t great, so I took full responsibility and withdrew everything. Then came the airdrop… and I saw it was $1.88. I just laughed and cried. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 In contrast, @NeoSoulAI—an AI prediction product—I gave it a quick try. After deploying the Agent in under two hours, I left it alone to auto-predict… and ended up with a $1250 DNA airdrop. Then there’s @doppler_fi—I deposited $2000 in February and kept it there until around September, earning about $125 in interest. They also airdropped 5696 XDP, which was worth $170 at the time and is still worth $101 today. The project still offers a 7% APY on RLUSD deposits. The takeaway? Airdrops and trading are completely different: In trading: the more people involved, the more you should join. In airdrops: the more people involved, the more you should avoid. Over the past two years, airdrops from projects like Monad and StandX have been all hype—big promises, tiny payouts. Instead, look for niche projects with low public buzz but solid backgrounds—and get in early!