2026-01-11 02:24:20

Recently, airdrop activities on several weekends have indeed become scarce, and this trend seems to have become the norm. There are still a few during Monday to Friday, but once the weekend arrives, it’s an airdrop drought, indicating that the distribution pace of mainstream projects is adjusting, and competition has indeed become more intense.

Tomorrow’s airdrop situation will depend on the specific project’s plan, but overall, don’t expect too much. Instead of waiting for big opportunities, it’s better to focus on directions that can provide stable gains.

Lately, I’ve been paying attention to the performance of $LISA. Small, frequent trades seem to be a good approach to diversify risk. However, be especially cautious of slippage and the risk of being squeezed—these are common pitfalls of small, multiple trades. Be extra careful when operating during periods of low liquidity to prevent the transaction fees from becoming too high. After all, a 4x return is no longer so easy to replicate; executing steadily is the key.

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MevSandwich

· 3h ago

I also felt the weekend airdrop drought. I'm used to it already; anyway, the era of arbitrage is probably over. Small amounts of frequent trading sound good, but it's easy to fall into traps. Slippage can really eat up half of the profits. I'm also working on LISA, but the fourfold difficulty is indeed tough now. Better to play it safe. Wait a moment, when liquidity is low, don't operate. The lesson is too deep. It's better to find a stable pool and just relax, much better than daily trading.

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DaoResearcher

· 01-11 06:21

According to on-chain data, the weekend airdrop drought actually reflects deep-rooted issues in token economics—the project team's incentive mechanism design is riddled with flaws. The idea of small, frequent rewards to diversify risk must first account for slippage costs; otherwise, it's just self-PUA.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 01-11 02:54

The weekend airdrop drought is real, it feels like mainstream projects are all starting to "diet"... Instead of chasing opportunities, it's better to focus on stable gains. Multiple small transactions sound good, but slippage really only reveals how deep the pit is after the flowers have withered. Avoid trading during periods of poor liquidity. The 4x returns are gone long ago. Now, I just want to earn peace of mind with steady profits.🌼

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ForkPrince

· 01-11 02:50

Weekend airdrops definitely boosted engagement; it seems everyone is adjusting their strategies. Try small amounts to repeatedly buy LISA, but be really careful about slippage. Stable income > waiting for the big pump; this is the current strategy. Be cautious when operating during low liquidity periods; transaction fees can eat up half of your gains in minutes. Days of 4x returns are gone; you need to face reality.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-11 02:49

Weekend airdrop droughts have long become boring. Instead of waiting for the big pump, better to farm steadily. Small amounts repeatedly farming LISA, be careful of slippage. A moment of carelessness can eat up all the profits with fees. Avoid trading during periods of low liquidity. Last time I almost got squeezed to death. If the 4x gains are gone, just accept it. Earning steadily is the real skill.

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AllInDaddy

· 01-11 02:47

Weekend airdrops are really gone. I almost forgot that good things can still happen on Saturday and Sunday... Trying small amounts repeatedly with the LISA set is indeed worth a shot, but don't get caught in slippage and keep trying to milk the system repeatedly. When liquidity is low, operations are just pure money-giving to the exchange, which can be a bit troublesome.

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OldLeekConfession

· 01-11 02:27

I'm used to not having airdrops on weekends. Now it's just a matter of who can buy the dip of LISA. I've also tried small-volume frequent buying of LISA, but you have to watch out for being squeezed, as one wrong move can eat up half of the profit in fees. The era of 4x returns really can't go back. Now it's all about stability. Monday is the best time to pick up bargains; weekends are just a waste of time. I see people still waiting for big opportunities in the group. I advise you not to wait. Quick in and out with small amounts is actually more reliable. Avoid trading during low liquidity periods; slippage will ruin you once it appears. Can LISA be stable this time? It still feels a bit risky.

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