#空投与代币分配 Seeing this wave of NIGHT Airdrop, my first reaction was not excitement, but vigilance. A profit of $15 sounds good, but the details behind it are worth pondering.

Let's first talk about the phenomenon: a threshold of 230 points is required to apply, and claiming also consumes 15 points, with a 24-hour confirmation system, and points can dynamically decrease - this whole process is designed to be quite tight. I've seen too many Airdrop projects use this "limited time grab" rhythm to create FOMO, and in the end, it's those who make hasty decisions that get cut.

Looking at the data again: NIGHT has a market cap of $450 million, a price of $0.025, and 600 tokens for the airdrop. This valuation is actually not low for a newly launched project. In my experience, it's normal for airdropped tokens to drop below their initial price once they go live, and those cases where early participants "get rich" often come with later participants suffering significant losses. It's already good that it can maintain its current price, but don't expect it to rise.

The real question is: what value does this project itself have? Alpha points are essentially Binance's ecological tokens, and using points to exchange for an airdrop of an unfamiliar project is equivalent to gambling existing assets on the unknown. I would rather hold onto my points and wait for projects with more certainty.

If you have to participate, take the airdrop and sell it immediately, don't hold onto it waiting for a rebound—this is the basic skill for surviving longer. Airdrops are not surprises, they are often the beginning of a trap.