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FIP Crypto

@fipcrypto

I help burnt-out airdrop hunters attract rewards naturally by building an unreplicable social and onchain reputation with the 30-Day Signal Creator Challenge.

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Sharing opinions is scary because there will be haters who dunk on you. I've faced multiple overly emotional backlashes, but I've learnt the best way is to ignore them. Focus on those who resonate with your takes and connect with them instead of stressing over toxic comments.

fipcrypto

20d

You keep wondering why nobody follows you, but here's the brutal truth: No one cares about you if you sound exactly like AI. Information is everywhere, so the only edge left is your taste. That’s what your followers come back for, not another generic “how-to” thread.

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25d

I skip projects with Yapper leaderboards since they choose to reward farming. They advertise their rewards and 'force' us to grind out mindless content just to rank up on the leaderboard. Projects that encourage short-term hype do not last long.

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28d

InfoFi stops accounts from speaking out against projects for fear of losing their allocations. Everyone would only share overly positive posts, and we need to be more critical to see through all the noise. Paid ads are everywhere.

fipcrypto

29d

Most people think airdrops are “worse" this cycle because of InfoFi and bad market conditions. But they’re worse because teams choose to reward attention instead of real alignment. You can’t build long-term ecosystems with short-term incentives.

fipcrypto

1mo

The key to winning in airdrops: Focus on being someone that projects can't help but to reward. That's done by building real influence through the value we provide.

fipcrypto

1mo

The life-changing mindset shift that gave me clarity on creating content for airdrops:

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1mo

I was a nobody on CT in 2023. No one cared about my content, and I barely had any views. I was close to burning out before a mindset shift helped me gain clarity on my approach to content creation. Here's the life-changing lesson I learnt: https://t.co/GNnD1F3njO

fipcrypto

1mo

The only metric that can't be gamed for airdrops is value. Follower counts or transactions don't count. But real value does. Those who consistently provide it will get noticed.

fipcrypto

1mo

Looks like Twitter is down, so guess it’s time to post more here. One reason why we can never rely on just one algo because anything can happen to our audience there.

fipcrypto

1mo

What you missed in this week's Airdrop Insider Roundup: ❍ 3 new airdrop checkers that are live ❍ 4 campaigns on Galxe/Layer3/Intract that are worth your time ❍ 2 other campaigns to complete

fipcrypto

1mo

Less focus on effort, more focus on exposure. ❍ Many grind airdrops without talking about it and miss out ❍ Airdrops reward reputation now ❍ Say what you did to grow luck surface area If no one knows you exist, you're just another Sybil.

fipcrypto

1mo

I'm tired of the perp DEX meta. These airdrops dominate the timeline, but it's a losing battle. For bad traders like me, it's -EV to burn fees just for a chance to get tokens. Leverage is normalised on CT, but we can choose not to use it.

fipcrypto

1mo

Every post, every onchain action, every valuable contribution: They all increase your luck surface area. That’s the new meta: Do the work, then talk about it.

fipcrypto

1mo

Anyone can increase their airdrop luck if they: ❍ Use fewer wallets, more intentionally ❍ Share what they did onchain ❍ Stay consistent These steps build out your luck surface area.

fipcrypto

1mo

The airdrops game is just outsmarting Sybils: Finding ways to give value to a project and get rewarded for it. The project gets to decide how valuable our contributions are (and not us). So we do what we can to cover all bases (and hope for the best).