@tayshuling23
By 2025, airdrop farming's cost-benefit will shift due to increased competition and higher barriers to entry. Time costs will rise as projects implement stricter eligibility criteria, like sustained activity or deeper ecosystem engagement. However, potential rewards may grow for early, strategic participants in high-quality projects. ROI will depend on identifying promising ecosystems early and optimizing interactions. Automation tools could reduce manual effort, but gas fees and regulatory risks may offset gains. Overall, airdrop farming will require more sophistication, favoring informed, patient users over casual participants.
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