Announcing a “second airdrop” often reactivates dormant wallets and boosts daily transactions as users reposition themselves. In the next [time period], engagement increases, but sustainability relies on whether the second phase introduces real utility rather than pure farming incentives.
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A “second airdrop” from a flagship project typically re-energizes on-boarding and marketing, attracting new wallets and speculative flows. Short-term metrics—active addresses and TVL—often spike. In the next [timeframe], while user growth may accelerate, token price sustainability depends on whether the second drop is utility-driven or simply promotional; well-structured follow-up drops can enhance retention.
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Regulatory uncertainty, particularly from China and the EU, has led to market fluctuations. Restrictions in China caused a price drop, while positive regulatory news in the EU has boosted investor confidence. In the next 3 months, the regulatory landscape will likely remain a key factor in market movements.
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