#美联储政策 The Fed's inflation target might be adjusted—what does this mean for crypto? Simply put—policy shifts often come with liquidity changes, and when liquidity is abundant, it's peak season for projects to distribute airdrops.



The Treasury supports adjusting the 2% target to a 1.5%-2.5% or even 1%-3% range, suggesting the U.S. is becoming more tolerant of inflation. What does this mean? It means rate-cut expectations could strengthen, and capital flows more easily into risk assets, including newly launched projects.

This is our opportunity. Projects fundraise more easily, have cash on hand, and will spend big on airdrop incentives to attract users. So here's what you need to do next: track airdrop maps closely, find projects that just completed fundraising or are about to launch testnets, and position yourself early through interactions.

What's the lowest-cost strategy? Filter projects with low interaction barriers but large reward pools, then use a single wallet address to interact with them in bulk. This keeps costs down while maximizing returns. The macro signals are clear—the faster you move, the better positioned you'll be.
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