Bitget Wallet airdropped US stocks to active Fiat24 users—guess I’m adding an extra drumstick to dinner tonight. I originally got this card purely for daily spending needs. These days, swiping for transactions, paying Gas fees, and interacting with platforms don’t always guarantee an airdrop. Never thought regular spending could lead to one. No barriers, random $1-$10. Sure, it’s not a lot of money, but that feeling of getting an airdrop hits different. People willing to put real funds, real identities, and real spending habits into a product are the true users. Suddenly, I feel like utility cards might be entering a new airdrop narrative—just holding the card could qualify you. In the future, when applying for a card, it won’t be about debating whether the fees are worth it, but treating it as a long-term airdrop qualification certificate. Getting the card means continuously signaling to the project team: I’m a real user, I’m active, and I’ve got money in here. Hope this isn’t fake news, and I also hope more projects adopt this approach in the future. We’re not asking for much—just want to be taken seriously for once.