Regarding the platform airdrops, I think many people have misunderstood. It's not that the scoring rules are set too high to deduct points; the core issue is that the total airdrop pool is just that small. There are basically no new airdrops on weekends, and sometimes even on weekdays there are none, so in a week, there are only about 3 to 5, averaging around 4 per week.

Plus, the individual airdrop amounts are only 10,000 to 20,000 at most. How can you rely on score-based distribution? It's even exhausting to scrape the surface. Currently, there are no stable daily tasks to grind, and the difficulty level is exponentially increasing. In the end, each round is just high-score players crowding together; getting one is already considered good, and then it’s basically over.

Honestly, after deducting trading slippage, each round can earn about 4 to 5 dollars in profit, but with bad luck, like today’s slip-up, it turns from profit into a loss. That’s the real core contradiction.