Some observations on points related to a project's point acquisition: many people are using scripts to place bulk orders to accumulate points, but honestly, manual operation can't keep up with the pace of scripts, and during rapid market fluctuations, it's easy to get caught.
Instead of stubbornly competing for order placement points, it's better to focus on trading points and holding position points. The project team has already publicly stated that the three types of points have different weights in airdrops. Logically, trading points should have the highest weight, followed by holding position points, and order placement points have relatively lower weight.
From this perspective, rather than struggling to compete with scripts, it's more efficient to invest effort in higher-yield, higher-weight point acquisition methods.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 8h ago
Script enthusiasts really can't compete, better to just trade and hold honestly.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 8h ago
Script kids are really annoying. Instead of competing over this, it's better to actually earn trading points, which are the real main thing.
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fren.eth
· 8h ago
The script has run out, might as well focus on earning trading points, really.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 8h ago
The script army is really outrageous; we players simply can't compete.
Wait, your logic doesn't seem to have any issues... If transaction points have the highest weight, then I was at a huge disadvantage by just placing orders before?
Holding position points is also good, but you need to invest real money.
By the way, has anyone tried focusing solely on transaction points? How effective is it?
Instead of constantly watching the script refresh speed, it's better to think about how to profit from trading and still earn points.
Thinking this way, it seems that the script users are really putting in a lot of effort for little reward.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 8h ago
The script king is really incredible; as mortal beings, there's no need to waste that effort.
Trading points are really the way to go, maximize the weight.
As for placing orders and earning points, honestly, it's just a battle with oneself.
Anyway, I'm now focusing on trading and holding positions, since the weights are already set.
Instead of constantly watching the market and racing scripts, it's better to think about how to increase trading frequency.
Forget it, I won't compete with the script army anymore; this thing is too competitive.
Some observations on points related to a project's point acquisition: many people are using scripts to place bulk orders to accumulate points, but honestly, manual operation can't keep up with the pace of scripts, and during rapid market fluctuations, it's easy to get caught.
Instead of stubbornly competing for order placement points, it's better to focus on trading points and holding position points. The project team has already publicly stated that the three types of points have different weights in airdrops. Logically, trading points should have the highest weight, followed by holding position points, and order placement points have relatively lower weight.
From this perspective, rather than struggling to compete with scripts, it's more efficient to invest effort in higher-yield, higher-weight point acquisition methods.