Spotted an interesting airdrop mechanism lately - some projects are doing this task-based allocation model now.

Basically how it works:
• Knock out their campaign tasks
• Stack up points along the way
• Points convert to token allocation

Pretty straightforward stuff. Of course, usual rules apply - do your own homework and never throw in more than you're cool with losing. The space moves fast, so staying sharp matters.

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AlphaBrain

· 7h ago

Yeah, this kind of task-based airdrop model is definitely becoming more common, but to be honest, the risks are still quite high.

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CantAffordPancake

· 7h ago

Same old trick: do tasks to earn points and exchange them for worthless tokens. They really never get tired of cutting retail investors, huh?

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PumpAnalyst

· 7h ago

Same old trick again, doing tasks to earn points and exchange for tokens? I've seen this too many times; in the end, it's always the same method to fleece retail investors. But honestly, this mechanism is a bit more transparent than direct airdrops; at least you can see what the project owners are doing. The real question is, will these project teams actually keep their promises? Heh, I have my doubts. The biggest problem with the points system is the risk of changing the rules on the fly. By the time you want to cry, it'll be too late. If people are aping in, I'd like to see the data. The technicals will tell the real story.

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