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No cap?

>>57537524
Small cap. You can't live in Thailand for the rest of your life off 60k. But you can use that money to make more money.

>>57537360
Am trying this out. Got a 6k arb airdrop last year by autistically swinging around shitcoins and leverage trading on some (now rugged) platforms. Will repay you one day with an effort post myself. Thank you anon

>>57537696
how much do you burn in gas fees per wallet per week? $20? also, what's in it for you? I see no referral codes of any kind kek. and don't tell me out of the goodness of your heart because biz has no kind anons.

t. poorfag

>>57537747
listen here bro it's not about making money or losing money i am here for one thing and one thing only getting chicks by telling them all about my huge cock and how rich i am yeah bro i am totally rich i bought some shitcoins once and made mad money

>>57537360
so I take $50 of ETH, swap to Arbitrum One
https://bridge.arbitrum.io/?destinationChain=arbitrum-one&sourceChain=ethereum
then go to https://stargate.finance/transfer and swap from that Arbitrum One token to Linea
Then on that same place, swap that Linea I just got into Base, etc?

Pls i am retarded and want to get out of this hell.

>>57537360
I have no clue what you are talking about in the slightest.

>>57537768
If you're using $50 to swap around then you'll likely end up paying about $15 in fees using this method, depending on gas prices at the time. No referral codes, just want people to get into airdrop farming since it's barely ever spoken about here. You can also farm free airdrops if you're seriously a broke ass nigga.
>>57537795
Swap all your ETH from Arbitrum to Linea, all your ETH from Linea to Base, all your ETH from Base to Arbitrum/Optimism. Again the more you use the better, since volume is an important factor in determining how much you will get from your airdrop.

>>57537925
I mean technically if I do this fast enough there's minimal loss, right? Just the fees of 15 to 20 bucks, and I can just swap back to eth. Is this actually just a generous thread to make money? Did I really find one of these pot of gold threads in a sea of piss? ty anon. I will try with 100 or 200 bucks.

>>57537962
oh nm the nft minting might cost unless its just amount minted, then I'll find bottom of the barrel.

>>57537360
If I cant just give my wallet address and get the tokens im not gonna trust your 4th worlder scam. oh you want me to sign up for stuff and tweet and retweet and be a spammy faggot? nah dont want your gonna fail coin. pity so many airdrop queers think people actually want to jump thru 10 steps to get a shit coin worth $10. keep it simple faggot, just here's the address you send the coins. anything else is a scam

>>57537925
thanks anon, very based of you.

>>57538023
You are so low IQ holy fuck

>>57537962
You're keeping the money in ETH, you're just bridging between chains so there shouldn't be any loss on that front. Only the gas fees.
Try it with as much as possible to build up volume, and do it at least once a week. Unique months, weeks and possibly days will matter.
The Merkly NFTs usually cost about $1.50-$2 to mint and bridge, and Merkly is probably going to do an airdrop of their own, but even if they don't its powered by LayerZero so you'll at least build up transaction count there.
>>57538023
ok

>>57537360
I've already farmed this and many other airdrop opportunities. But you're a good guy for posting this. I'm surprised we don't post more potential airdrops on here. A simple $10 worth of ETH or SOL could be rewarded with $300+ after 6-12 months.

>>57538288
it's crazy to me this thread isn't already 100+ replies. actual help and value, like other anon said, no referral codes. unreal. thank you so much. waiting for gas to die down in a couple hours then I'm gonna do it.

>sign up for zgonk and klonk the binga through zwing but NOT before the gluk!

>>57538310
Agree, I would never have worked out to do this, Thanks OP!

>>57537360
wtf did I just read

>>57538372
If you don't mind coughing up $200 per year to the faggots at Bankless, they have a great airdrop hunting platform.
>picrelated

>He's not farming the biggest airdrop of 2024, eigenlayer.

NGMI. I'm farming zkSync with 2 wallets but the bulk of my liquidity is locked in kelp DAO and restaked to Eigenlayer, effectively farming 2 airdrops at once. You have 2 more days before they close deposits on eigenlayer again. Better get in now. You can deposit most kinds of liquid staked eth. And use my link to get an extra 10% kelp dao points. https://kelpdao.xyz/restake/? utm_source= 0xe641E37ea4846374c4B9347Af6A4979AcAE79cbC (remove the spaces)

Thanks bro enjoy my ivory I will do this Friday

>>57538544
Sadly we can't farm an infinite amount of protocols but yeah, i've heard Eigen will be good.

>>57538377

>>57538732
I had 25 ETH back in 2020, got the UNI and 1INCH airdrops, but I do not understand any of this shit, it has gone too far into the bullshit realm and is farmed to hell by VCs

Got any resources that I could read to get back to speed on the crypto market since literally 2021?

>>57538415

I'm interested anon -- how much did you gain from 1 year of using their platform? I would imagine the $200 becomes worthwhile

>>57538740
You do swaps on different platforms and protocols and provided you have done enough of them and gotten enough volume over enough days/weeks/months, you will be rewarded. There's more to it but that's the basis of it, doesn't work too different to how UNI and 1INCH did.

>>57538763
I've gotten 1250 ARB, 677 ALT, some amount of TIA that I couldn't claim because I'm in the USA, and 24000 DIVA which can't be traded yet. The ARB alone was worth $1600 when I converted it to ETH.

>>57537360
Do not so this!
I did this for only one month and my penis became too large! It works still thank God but it is ridiculous now. How do I get it back to normal size?

>>57537360
or just buy a penguin and get all of them???

>>57537360
Absolutely based OP. Maybe biz isn’t dead after all

>>57537360
i only need to do this once every week or everyday?

>>57539061
Once a week is fine but two or three times a week is better. Feel free to switch up the routes a little though, don't want to get labelled as a sybil and get blacklisted

>>57538958
Because they cost 17 ETH?

>>57537925
Ima broke ass nigga. How do I find free airdrops?

>>57539935
There's about 10 different ones you can do here: https://twitter.com/0xPepesso/status/1747628723904368668
Probably worth looking up whichever ones you're interested in on YouTube to see if there's anything extra you can do. Most free airdrops center around getting you to sign up with your socials so make sure you have X, telegram and discord at least.

>>57539935
Also this fellow Auscunt is pretty good and posted a video yesterday on free airdrops: https://youtu.be/6b7llgIzcoM?si=ERMbHHIYWCFveXrF

>Anyway do this every week
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>>57540136
Do you know any cool discord group where we can discuss something like this? I remember that there was a channel on therealworld discussing this

>>57540883
Also, can I farm many wallets or is there a risk that I get blacklisted by IP or something?

>>57540883
Don't really know of any discords, probably a good idea to make one. I don't really know anything about running a discord, though. As for >>57540944 i'm farming on 5 wallets which shouldn't be a big problem. Arbitrum allowed clusters of up to 20 wallets, and the reason for that (I think) is that if you're planning on transacting a big amount of money you would likely have a few wallets for security reasons. It's better to have 100k on ten wallets than 1m on one wallet, since if you fuck up and leak your seed phrase or connect to a scam site then you're only losing one wallet and not ten of them.

>>57541052
Oh, my ID changed. I'm OP, though.

>>57537360
I have a question. I have about 15k worth of funds, but everytime I trade these large sums these assholes even on Polygon where the gas fees are 3-7 cents end up taking away $30 or even $70 from me due to paying LP fees. How do I avoid this if let's say I want to do this over 100 addresses?

And if I provide LP is it even to just create the LP token, pool it then immediately unpool abd move onto the next? or maybe I can send the LP to another address, it notices it had that LP for 1 minute and then I send it to every other address? without creating the LP or pooling it on that address?

>>57541080
Providing liquidity is good but a little overrated, it's what to do if you've done everything else you need to do for airdrop criteria. My advice would be to stake LP on a few wallets so you don't get cornholed on fees.
>And if I provide LP is it even to just create the LP token, pool it then immediately unpool abd move onto the next?
Protocols these days track for things like this and I can't see them being too jazzed about people pretending to provide value to the network. I'd leave it for a day or two if you can. In fact it's worth spreading out all your actions over a few days where possible, though I don't always do that. I'd keep a good record of what you've done so far and where you are in the process if you're going to be going for 100 wallets, and make good use of different IPs, different browsers, different internet connections and maybe even different devices if you want to be super careful. Maybe spill some of that 15k on some cheap laptops and mobile modems.

>>57541128
> different IPs, different browsers, different internet connections and maybe even different devices if you want to be super careful. Maybe spill some of that 15k on some cheap laptops and mobile modems.
They also check for computer's names now? Uniswap didn't check for those. Everyone seems to follow Arbitrum's standards now.

I managed to grab over 150 names from a web3 game and I think I still can because it's not a popular game(YET) so nobody rushed to take all the names(not sure if the guy will check for my IP and computer, atm my bigger problem will be the ability to sell these names cause they're all on the same seed phrase)
What was easy and fun about it is that it only took about 10-20 seconds to grab each name and the transaction cost was 0.
Unlike the time I tried to farm zkEVM which took me 2 hours just for 1 address and also cost me about $20 in gas fees(on zkEVM it's 20-30 cents) and to leave behind $1 worth of LP.

>>57538288
Thanks anon, i will try this. 10k is a lot in my backwater shithole. Thoughts on farming NFT games?

>>57541195
I'm guessing a dedicated person could automatize at least 50% of the process. But he'd require the API of each DEX and bridge in order to do this, so that's why it would still require 50% human interaction .. I'm still pissed off Uniswap basically gave money to scammers, token creators and the chinese & indians.
Someone would get 15000 UNI tokens for staking and the other who did at most 1 transaction would get 400 UNI tokens, but a token creator would have at least 20 addresses if not more.

>>57541195
A lot changes in a couple of years. With protocols being so overfarmed (Arb had plenty of 1k+ wallet farmers) they're taking the gloves off with people like one dude in Belarus pretending to be 2500 people.
Anyway i'm saying to do that if you want to secure your airdrop as much as possible. You could do all of that as well as withdraw to each wallet from a different exchange as well, but I only use two different ones for the 5 wallets I have; 2 from one CES and 3 from another.
Yeah if all those names are on one wallet and therefore seed phrase your best bet would be to sell them all to one person if you can. No idea what the market for that kind of thing is though.

>>57541201
>farming NFT games?
All the NFT games i've played have been at best shit boring and at worst outright scams but I think there's potential in the space. Why a company hasn't just cloned RuneScape or World of Warcraft and put it on the blockchain is beyond me, they'd make fucking bucketloads.
>>57541218
Loads of it is automated in the big farms these days but there's still people there making a few manual transactions since randomizing the activity can be tricky, I hear. Seems like it would be easy enough to write a code for "transact an amount between $50-$300 two to five times a day" but maybe not.
Protocols these days have learned from previous airdrops. Arb basically nailed it so most of them are going with that, though a lot of newer ones are opting for a points based system like Orbiter's O-Points campaign. Though I think that'll just result in people making pointless transactions to rack up volume, which seems like it would defeat the purpose but maybe that's what they want.

>>57537360
The focus now lies on the Arbitrum and Brillionfi airdrop, with the latter aiming to pioneer an all-encompassing gateway to web3. This mission signifies a commitment to advancing decentralized and user-centric solutions, shaping the future landscape.

>>57541201
The era of NFTs has passed anon consider investing in something more valuable, such as DUA. DUA serves practical purposes like cross-border payments and digital identity, integral components of the services offered by BrillionFi.

>>57540944
How about AA wallets? Have you reserached on it? it allows for assets to be exclusively held by smart contracts rather than being controlled by externally-owned accounts. Cool right?

>>57537360
Thanks anon, saved as html just in case retarded jannies kill this one for whatever reason.

>>57537360
Bamp. I would like any advice about claiming airdrops, especially free ones. Post links if you've got them. Thank you.

>>57541403
If you want to save it to favourite then use warosu or any some other archive. But yeah HTML to save it locally is the best.
>>/biz/thread/57537360

>>57537360
shhhh don't tell bizfaggots, they don't deserve to make it

>>57537360
Trading $50 a week one these isn't going to get you 60k, it probably won't even get you 10k. Personally I prefer to go deep on the really promising one which is ZkSync. I'd look at ZeroLend, that's another airdrop you can snag while adding to the ZkSync eligibility.

thanks for the protips anon

>>57537360
Should I use any specific bridge? Should I mix them up? Should I just use Stargate Fi?

>>57542789
Posted a few here:
>>57540002
>>57540136

>>57544738
Stargate is where I put most of my volume for LayerZero, definitely mix it up though. The guide in OP is meant to be a simple path, but getting the smart contract count up is always a good idea so mix in a few different ones where you can. Jumper Exchange is a good one to do too since they're rumored to do an airdrop at some point as well, I should use that one more often than I do.

Can I send ETH or Matic directly from a CEX to an address and have that address be anoymous or I need to use tornado cash and similar?

>>57537360
Done with 10 wallets
Thanks, anon

>>57546297
>Can I send ETH or Matic directly from a CEX to an address
That's how I do it, never thought to use Tornado, never seen anyone using it for airdrop farming either. Maybe worth considering if you're running 20+ wallets, thinking about it

>>57537360
Ty anon

Op, very based..good man.

>>57538023
lowest iq on /biz/
dude is telling you to literally use the blockchain
you could use any number of other protocols rather than the ones he named for convenience
but i guess this is why we make tons of money still, despite sybils, insider games and all. most normgroids like you can't even understand the basics

>>57546297
Why does it have to be anonymous?

Wtf, I thought only dirtpoor jeets and indonesians did airdropfarming. You can actually earn $10k++? Mind.blown.

>>57546995
Were you not around for uniswap? What a day that was

>>57547604
What happened? Tell us the story! In greentext.

>>57537360
Finally, a good airdrop thread. Having done this for nearly a year, I'd add that Orbiter is the best chain for bridging from Eth to other chains (although you should also use the ZkSync, Base, and Scroll bridges at least once.)

If you check out ZkSwap Finance's ZKFLOW feature, you can also check out if you'd qualify for these airdrops and see other applications that use their technology.

And be careful of fake airdrop links. They will drain your fucking wallet. Many have fallen victim to them on Twitter.

>>57538023
You are a retard, look at what happened with Arbitrum.

Based /biz/ been here since 2020, only airdrop I've gotten was Chat on ICP, I do remember the threads about Uniwswap, never really understood how to farm though. Good thread so far, wish I had more to contribute.

>>57547652
>airdropped PS4
>cashed out used camry

>>57548824
ZkFlow is amazingly useful. Hugely wish there was something like it for LayerZero.

Okay, I'm retarded. Sue me. I'm at the Merkly Minter stage. When I go there, I only have options to bridge to various chains. What does that have to do with minting NFTs? I'm missing something. I have my arbitrum network ETH. What's the shot here?

>>57548824
>And be careful of fake airdrop links. They will drain your fucking wallet.
Yeah, I was worried about this. I have a question about these malicious contracts and dust attacks etc: Say you have multiple addresses on one soft wallet. If one were to eff up and interact with a bad link or poison dust, would all the addresses on the wallet be compromised, or just the one that was used to interact with the bad link or tokens or whatever?

I know it's all about airdrops but I don't fucking understand it in the same way I didn't understand other fads in past cycles. Why the fuck would I swap bridge convert my ETH, lose money on gas and stupid shit to be rewarded in tokens that are going to 0? Explain it like you're my broker and I'm a boomer

>>57549964
They're ONFTs, completely useless, it's just so you get some extra interactions on LayerZero and on Merkly. All you need to do is mint, and then bridge when the second button becomes available.

>>57550054
There's two problems with your line of thinking. The first:
>rewarded in tokens that are going to 0
There's the issue: they aren't. Celestia did an airdrop late last year and they're 8x what they were at launch. ARB is worth slightly more than it was at launch. There's a bunch more examples of them being worth amounts other than 0.
The second problem you have is that you're talking about the tokens in a way that implies you're obligated to hold the tokens; you're not. Sell them as soon as you get them into your wallet if you want. Often what happens is that the tokens launch at a certain price, the early sellers dump the price, and it slowly rises and exceeds the launch price before finding its level. But if you don't have confidence in the protocol and token to do that, sell it after claiming.

>>57550141
as for your questions

>>57538876
>some amount of TIA that I couldn't claim because I'm in the USA
but you claimed the ALT drop? you had to use a VPN for that. did you just not know about VPNs when TIA dropped...? wtf

>>57537360

Thanks anon

I'm doing all the crap you said. What sites do I bookmark to check if I got any airdrops?

>>57550992
Following them on X is probably the best way to go. They announce everything there, and a lot of time socials are an extra check protocols do. Especially in the case of free airdrops, they'll want you to sign up with X, Telegram, Discord, all those ones.

>>57551160

Thanks. Send me your address you faggot so I can send you a couple of g after we received the aidrops

>>57551279
Well, I won't say no to that. Old throwaway wallet - don't like to be too closely monitored as you might have figured out reading through the thread. Best of luck.
0x59622c278248dfba2A1C0b6C794e206Ce7cdc39a

I'm more interested in staking for airdrops
I staked £500 TIA and got $1500 DYM airdrop
Now I'm wondering whether to stake more TIA or to stake DYM
Or something like SEI or SUI


Something like TIA or DYM has the potential for multiple airdrops (10's or even 100's)
But dicking around with ZKsync is a chance for 1 zk sync airdrop if they do a token

>>57551513
I was late to the party on TIA, I staked but not enough to qualify for the AltLayer airdrop and too late for Dymension. Hoping for some others to come through, the validator i'm staking has confirmed an airdrop.

>>57537360
Would doing it with $10k once then $100 after all help the volume criteria? Or should I do with $10k once every month?

>>57551712
If you're using that much i'd try and get over $250k in volume if you can along with 100 transactions. Remember that each swap is one transaction, so bouncing your money between Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism is three transactions which should only take you two minutes or so.
To answer your question i'd keep the volume up. I know some protocols will look to filter people out by average transaction amount, so if you're able to keep it higher then that's a better look.

>>57538876
>TIA that I couldn't claim because I'm in the USA
it's 2024 and some people can't even pay 5$ for a month to get a mullvad vpn

>dozens of CT accounts focused on nothing but airdrop farming with six figure followers
>endless airdrop farming twitter (and now also /biz/) threads with huge engagement
>bot farms creating hundeds of wallets for every single airdrop
>airdrop process becomes more and ridiculous, instead of just using the protocol now you have to also lock your assets in their dApp + buy a special NFT + solve Galxe tasks + get a discord role + follow/like/post on Twitter + shove a sharpie in pooper with timestamp etc
>entire protocols where they farm airdrops for you, buy my token and you get all the newest airdrops
>protocols themselves becoming retarded staking restaking AI governance VC points rewards ultravaporware just to exist as fee collecting airdrop promises
The top of airdrop farming/points collecting is definitely in.

You're not farming airdrops anymore, they are farming (You)

>>57551780
Would $250k in a day be OK (while consistently using the protocol) or should I divide the volume?
Thank you btw.

>>57541218
swap with optiswap, it trades directly with the pools and calculates slippage in absolute value. uniswap frontend gives a hefty % to uni team

>>57551858
This is almost certainly the last year to make real money from airdrops for a lot of the reasons you said. Galxe/NFTs/discord roles etc. don't tend to affect things too much when it comes to the bigger airdrops we've seen lately if at all. That's mostly free airdrops in testnet, in which case of course they're farming you, what else would they be farming? Doesn't mean you can't make money for participating.
Also any protocol where they offer to farm airdrops for you or sell you qualified wallets is fucking retarded and you are begging to be scammed by giving them money. What would be the reason in selling a wallet for $100 when it's going to be worth $10k in a few months? The answer is exactly what you expect: it's not.
>>57551924
I'd divide it up. Making it look like actual transactions is a good idea where possible, which is why varying routes each week/session is smart.

>>57551780
Someone should definitely automate your process into an airdrop farming dapp. That can definitely charge a lot for the service.

>>57551978
thanks OP I'm going to try this and do the weekly thing. Is it a human or bot that decides on the airdrop? If I previously bridged some eth to arb (to get scammed), is that a plus for me, more realistic?

>>57550251
>>57551848
I use nordvpn. They still blocked me from accessing the airdrop website somehow.

>>57537360
bro stargate finance won't detect my wallet

>>57537360
Maybe I should buy only $50 worth of izumi and just do $500 ETH-USDC swap :(

>>57552375
i have a huge cock don't miss out on the airdrop it's free money bro

>>57538312
because these airdrops reward whales, 100$ in eth is a LIE. You either won't qualify because muh "not enough volume so you must be a bot" or you will spend more in gas fees than you will receive back. This shit happened with Manta and Layerbank recently. Not to mention it's probably too late for zksync and layerzero as they have been farmed and botted for like a year now. Usually rewards are a disappointment

>>57552482
I got 123$ worth of jup for a swap worth 1 sol at 95, so while that won't make you rich, its still pretty nice.

>>57552570
Yes, but unless you have like 10 eth to play around with these airdrops are a waste of time. Literally buy some altcoin and wait and you have better chances making more

I'm surprised not more anons are talking about airdrops. AAA quality thread right here, people are missing out. I indeed feel like this will be the last year one can make decent money from airdrops. IMO, farming airdrops is one of the safest and easiest way (especially for people who do not have much to spare) to earn a great sum with low effort.

>>57552604
Idk man I bought some WEN, then opened my wallet a couple days later and it literally said claim your JUP in phantom wallet. All it took me was a click. That was zero effort. Now I do agree some of these other airdrops are bullshit because of the effort required,
I skip those when they want you to follow different accounts, retweet and provide LP.

>>57552482
You can get something with $100 but for sure not 60k. I'd aim to have at least 1-2k to play with for this.

>>57552628
check eth gas lmao. If you don't have much money you won't make a lot from airdrops. They usually favor whales to "filter" bots, you need a few grand to risk

near airdrop.
like not coin.

t dot me/herewalletbot/app?startapp=1407452

MODE is about to do their airdrop soon. They have boosted rewards point for the next 4 days. This chain has former NEAR protocol and BSC devs working on it. Could end up being a bigger chain. Quick guide to max farming the MODE airdrop:
1. Go to app.mode.network/early
2. Use code qKuIn9 (thats an i not an L) to get access
3. Bridge some eth to mode. (At this point you are already in. You are getting a drop. The following is to max out your drop.
4. From the airdrop landing page you will see MODE NS if you scroll down just a bit. Go to MODE NS. Mint a mode chain ID. (This is same as ethereum name service ENS but on mode chain)
5. Go back to the mode airdrop landing page. Next to the MODE NS link you will see a link for IONIC. IONIC is the lending platform launching on mode.
6. Wrap some eth and deposit into the WETH vault. Or bridge some stables or WBTC to mode and deposit them.
6. Go back to the MODE airdrop landing page. Next to IONIC you will see kim exchange. Go there.
7. Swap some eth for WETH. Then swap the WETH back to ETH. Do this every few days to get your on-chain volume up.
8. Chill and wait for the MODE drop and that sweet sweet reward for clicking some shit on the internet.

Fuck jannies. You're welcome.

>>57552482
So, you are saying OP is deceiving us? I will NOT earn 60k? But I want to get more money and this sounds nice..

>>57552105
It's down to whether the protocols decide to do an airdrop or not. Out of the 8 I mentioned in the OP only 3 are confirmed, but all of them are tokenless protocols so it's +EV to farm them by doing simple swaps, at least.

>>57552375
What wallet are you using? I haven't had issues with Metamask but Trust was a bitch. Try a different browser maybe.

>>57552482
Nope, I did the bare minimum on ARB 2 months before the airdrop and got $900. ZkSync has a TVL of $500m and has allocated 2/3rd to the community so i'd say there's plenty of money to go around.

>>57554010
Saw about Mode yesterday, did some Orbiter swaps for it so if nothing else i've got some more O-points on one of my wallets

>>57556392
I used a different site to bridge, the orbiter site.
>>57556373
I spent about $60 to shuffle $600 worth of eth between protocols. I hope I'm doing this right.
>>57554010
>>57556441
thanks

>>57556410
anyone doing the partisia? I looked at it but it looked sketchy, it requires a separate browser plugin "can access all data across all sites", it's own metamask style thingi.

>>57557031
Orbiter won't track for LayerZero transactions but it's what I use to get my funds on ZkSync - or Rhino.fi since occasionally Orbiter jams up for no reason. Sushi and Radiant Capital are pretty good too.
>>57557048
Never heard of it

>>57557196
there was a thread here: >>57537631

>>57557719
I couldn't find what their TVL is or how much their allocating to an airdrop, usually if you divide that by the total users you get an idea of how much you stand to make. The users at the top of the metrics will obviously get a bigger slice and people who did one swap once often get nothing but it still gives you a decent average. I saw one person in the thread saying the token launches next month but I didn't see an announcement in their discord to back that up
Criteria looks pretty standard, if I was going to farm it i'd do swaps 2-3 times a week, rack up volume, and probably stake ~$100 as well.

>>57537360
Why are the trannies better in Thailand than the Philippines
Pinay trannies are Trad and will go to church with you every Sunday

>>57558524
Thailand is just better. They have a much stronger economy, rate of employment, their healthcare is phenomenal - it's like 6th in the world, head and shoulders above every other country in Asia. The trannies there put in effort too, they get tits, get their jaws shaved, use good make up, etc. whereas the Pinays are usually just gay guys who say they're ladyboys, they throw on a dress and call it a day. Plus about 90% of them just ask for money, they look at white people as ATM machines, they're totally shameless about it too. Thai people do it too but less often.
Anyway idc what you do with your money, that was just for attention.

YOU WILL NOT EARN 60K ONLY 100$ IF UR LUCKY
OP IS A faggot

>>57558843
Stay poor faggot

>>57549486
I wish so as well. NFTCopilot has a pretty good checker, but it doesn't include all the applications that use LZRO technology.

>>57550027
I really don't know. All my addresses are on different Metamask wallets, which are on different computers/browsers and funded by different CEX platforms/addresses. By decentralizing your airdrop operations you'll protect yourself both from phishing links and being marked as a sybil (a guy with dozens of wallets trying to greedily farm.)

Skeptical anons should also remember that airdrops will sometimes come out of nowhere. I got $150 in Wen for having Phantom wallets. $400 ZkFair for doing swaps on ZkSync and PolygonZkevm. And now each wallet I have that bought Base shitcoins got $20 in Dog, which if I checked all my wallets probably amounts to $150. I had no idea any of these projects existed.

While these are small amounts, think about what might happen if you, for example, farm protocols like ZkSync and LayerZero using bridges like Orbiter, Jumper, Bungee, and Debridge. Maybe you will be surprised.

>>57558411
thx man
>>57560448
yeah I think it was worth $60 swapping around, actually it was an educational experience about all the new sidechains/L2s/whatever they are

>>57550027
I've always erred on the side of caution and used completely separate wallets, one on each browser. I think having multiple on one soft wallet is probably fine but for me I take as many precautions as I can.
But once that address is compromised it's done. They'll be able to access any airdrops you might get in the future. Another reason to spread across several wallets, in case one gets compromised all your efforts aren't for nothing.

>>57560448
whats the dog thing? is it for evrybody that swapped on base?

>>57537360
How much ETH should I be swinging in each swap? How do I know if I have gotten an airdrop?

>>57560372
>NFTCopilot
Didn't know of that one, it's pretty good. Better than the Dune one, it's quicker and more detailed. 5 wallets in the top 5% and 3 of them in the top 2%, pretty happy with that.

>>57560538
It's from this "Own the Doge" project that crashed a while ago on Eth but seems to be rebooting on Base or something. I don't know. Point is it's free money. Go on DeBank and input your wallet and you'll see if it comes up. Don't worry, the platform filters out scam/dust airdrops.

>>57560570
Yeah I think the data might be pulled directly from Dune, but I could be wrong. But it's certainly much easier to use. Having wallets in the top 5 percent is a great anon. I'm top dog with multiple wallets in everything but volume. I'm probably spread too thin lol.

>>57560554
As much as you feel comfortable with but above $200 a swap is ideal. Follow the projects socials on X, it's where everything gets announced these days
>>57560592
I got the volume up on mine in September back when gas was like 11 gwei. I checked today and it's like 50. Simpler times.

>>57560581
thanks

>>57561830
omg thanks 4chan chad you are so right the top 2% is a great anon i am spread too thin and just bought a bunch of doge i am not sure what project own the doge is but i sure do hope i own some doge because i heard it is going to get listed on coinbase and will moon wow you are such a based anon oh my god your massive cock is incredible