August 11 is an important day for airdrop enthusiasts, as two highly anticipated projects, SLAY and XCX, simultaneously announced their airdrop plans. If we include the remaining airdrop opportunities from the previous day, lucky participants can expect to receive airdrops from three projects at once.

Recently, an unexpectedly emerged two-phase Airdrop has sparked widespread discussion in the community. A project that was originally thought to be a high-value Airdrop ultimately turned out to be worth less than expected, surprising many. At the same time, community members have generally noted the prevalence of the limit order trading volume points strategy, with many people striving to increase their points through this method.

However, the score requirement for airdrop has been continuously rising, raising concerns among many participants. Some have expressed hope that the score does not continue to rise, so that more people can participate in the airdrop.

In this case, some users choose to continue their regular operations in the wallet to earn points. In the recent first-come, first-served Airdrop activity, the threshold is usually around 200 points. However, it is not easy to consume points below 200 within a cycle, often requiring more than 15 days. Special opportunities like the one that appeared on a certain Wednesday before are relatively rare and difficult to predict.

As airdrop activities become increasingly popular, how to balance point acquisition and airdrop participation has become a question that community members need to ponder. In the future, we may see more innovative point strategies and airdrop mechanisms emerging to meet the needs of different participants.