There is still the balance from the previous interaction in the wallet, which feels like pulling out a hundred-yuan bill from a dusty pocket—an unexpected surprise.

Recently, I followed the trend and completed tasks for HeyElsaAI. This project is essentially an AI-driven cryptocurrency assistant, with the core selling point of helping users simplify DeFi operations. It can serve as a personal investment advisor, handling everything from discovering trading opportunities, executing transactions, to portfolio management—all in one go. These days, I mainly focus on swap, bridge, and other interactions, aiming to increase the number of transactions (TX) and improve EP points. There are also small daily tasks, and inviting friends can earn extra points.

To be honest, Elsa’s task threshold isn’t high; the hard part is how long I can stick with it. Most people give up after a while when they don’t see any returns.

Some time ago, the Brevis airdrop also arrived, distributing 137 $BREV tokens to all wallets that received the Linea airdrop. But I had already stopped interacting with Linea long ago, so I ended up with nothing, missing out on subsequent project opportunities as well.

The truth about farming airdrops and completing tasks is this—those who end up with something are the ones who endured through the phase when most people give up. This time, I plan to sit tight and wait.