Are there really any kind-hearted people in the crypto space who don’t take advantage of newcomers?

When I first entered the scene, my intentions were simple—I just wanted to earn some pocket money by farming airdrops. But when I got to 200 points, the project team suddenly did a massive wave of account bans. I played it safe and did everything manually, so I managed to avoid disaster. Still, over the past month, the USDT in my wallet has been shrinking day by day due to various on-chain transaction fees and slippage losses. What’s even crazier is that the requirements for airdrop points keep getting more intense, while the value of the tokens you actually receive keeps plummeting.

I had to figure out how to farm trading volume on my own, and I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve been trapped in liquidity pools. Sometimes I wonder if I just don’t have the right knowledge—maybe this money was never meant for me. I’m probably not the only one cautiously testing the waters in this space.

I often see some veterans sharing their experiences and giving pretty solid advice, which is actually quite helpful. But unfortunately, the cost of trial and error is just too high—a single liquidation on a contract or a phishing link can wipe out your principal. At the end of the day, this place probably isn’t meant for people like us with limited capital. Writing this today is my way of leaving a little memento for myself.

Once I get the final airdrop and recoup some of my funds, I plan to quit the space for good. To everyone still hanging in there, I hope you catch your opportunity and everything goes smoothly.