Notcoin’s value crashed post-airdrop because selling pressure completely dominated the market. Here’s why: the project’s tap game attracted millions of users who earned tokens for free. For these people, selling right away was a risk-free profit—there was no reason to hold. This led to a supply explosion that pushed prices down dramatically. As the price fell, fear spread among newer holders, who sold to avoid bigger losses. With no real-world utility or regular updates to keep investors engaged, there was no steady demand to stop the crash. Adding to the problem, big whales dumped tokens, and competition from projects like TapSwap stole potential buyers. It’s a harsh lesson that hype alone can’t sustain a token in the crypto world. #NotcoinDrop #HypeVsSubstance
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Berachain’s airdrop drama is so wild, it’s trending more than a campus meme. The community’s upset about the "rich get richer" vibe: NFT whales grabbed 6.9% of the airdrop, while testnet users got crumbs. Plus, VCs can keep making tokens by ，which crashes the price like a freshman’s bike after hitting a pothole. The solution? First, freeze VC rewards for 6 months—give the market time to breathe. Then, launch a "micro - airdrop" for every testnet user who made at least 5 transactions—even $10 worth of tokens is better than nothing. And make the airdrop rules as simple as a fast - food menu: no more confusing multipliers or hidden clauses. Crypto should be for everyone, not just people who can afford expensive NFTs.
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🎉 The Wormhole airdrop isn’t just hype—it’s boosting liquidity for cross-chain asset transfers, and that’s a win for college students! Liquidity means your assets are easier to sell or trade, no matter which blockchain they’re on. Before the airdrop, cross-chain liquidity was low—you might have trouble finding someone to buy your assets or get stuck with high fees. Now, with tons of new users, liquidity is through the roof—so you can move assets quickly and get a fair price. Security-wise, Wormhole uses a guardian multisig system—multiple independent parties have to approve each transfer, so no single person can fake a transfer or steal your assets. It also has a bug bounty program that rewards ethical hackers for finding flaws. But here’s the tea: even with great security, you gotta stay alert.
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