#Midnight代币空投 Seeing the Midnight Airdrop, I need to calm down and do some calculations. 600 NIGHT at the current price of 15 dollars doesn't sound very attractive, but the key is to look at the coin itself.

A new coin with a market value of 450 million, airdrops are usually a marketing tactic employed by the project team. My experience tells me that things that come for free are often the most expensive—because you will be forced to research it, pay attention to it, and even develop a holding mentality. This is exactly what the manipulators want: to increase the number of holders and the level of attention.

Platforms like Binance Alpha do have relatively standardized airdrops, but standardization does not equal safety. The problem lies not with the platform, but with the project itself. What is the team background of NIGHT? What is the token economic model? Are there real application scenarios or is it purely an investment product? These are the key factors that determine whether it will become a tool for harvesting investors.

I have seen too many seemingly stable airdrops that ended up being worthless coins months later. Instead of getting hung up on a $15 profit, it’s better to spend time researching whether this project is worth engaging with. Claim if you can, but make sure to ask all the necessary questions afterward. Remember, airdrops come easily, but if you fall for a scam, the losses can be much greater than just that amount.