The project team has always had a "moral cleanliness obsession" - believing that users who are airdropped are "fake" and "disloyal" In my opinion, Web3 is a free flowing financial market, and it is necessary to prove that the product or investment return has sufficient reasons to attract people's attention to the project before anyone is willing to enter It can only be said that existence is reasonable, and those who can attract top airdrop studios and whales are already halfway through success I know some hair grooming studios and professional hair grooming friends who don't work. Their hair grooming income is indeed dozens of times higher than that of ordinary office workers, and many of them participate in projects from the very beginning. Aster's hair grooming costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, which can be said to be more profitable than many KOLs taking on advertisements. Choosing a project is a occupation of opportunity costs, liquidity funds, and labor costs - Capital occupation: The ETH/USDC they pledged is real liquidity Human Resources: Complex interactive tasks require a great deal of energy and mental effort, with some manual tasks lasting until 3-4 pm at night and still getting up to work during the day I am afraid of their diligence and often feel like a lazy guy If the project team cannot attract even the most sensitive "speculative users", it can only indicate one thing: your expected return rate is not even enough to cover the gas fee, and no one is playing, so there are naturally no real users So the screening mechanism of the project is the responsibility of the project party, not the original sin of the users. All who come are customers, it depends on how the project party designs the product rules If even the hairdressers are too lazy to glance at you, then the value of a lottery ticket is worthless 'Airdrop users' and' real users' are not opposed. Before TGE, all users were actually speculators, with the only difference being whether they invested code, funds, or faith Being able to attract large airdrop clients indicates that your narrative has stood firm Being able to retain real users indicates that your product has been successful