These days, farming airdrops is tough. Why is it tough? One reason is that many projects have given up on regular early users. The frustration for regular early users lies in being the first to deposit funds, the first to take on contract risks, the first to contribute TVL and data—but they might not understand Pendle, might not buy YT, might not calculate point costs, and might not want to spend money on presale allocations. In the end, those who know how to play the game can maximize their returns through PT/YT, point multipliers, and presales, while the honest users who simply deposit, earn returns, and support the protocol end up getting diluted by complex mechanisms and exchange distributions. It’s not an outright denial of rewards, but the complexity of the mechanisms weakens the sense of gain for regular users. This is a form of hidden dilution. Nowadays, most project teams are focused on controlling token supply, so airdrops are minimal. But I sincerely hope that when projects do airdrop, they keep it simple and genuine—leave some certainty and sense of reward for regular, real users. Don’t treat users as fuel. Don’t forget the regular users who truly supported the project in its early days. Honestly, winning over the underdogs is the key to winning the world. #Crypto #Airdrops #DeFi