# Farming İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Farming" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

The Last Time I'll Talk About Backpack, and Also Discussing My Airdrop Farming Principles

The author outlines two primary approaches to airdrop farming (referred to as "撸毛"): a labor-intensive" method of mass participation in many projects, and their own "sniper" method. The sniper approach relies on a rigorous four-point checklist to filter projects and avoid "industrial garbage." The checklist evaluates: 1. **Team (People):** Founders must be intelligent, have strong execution skills, and be genuinely well-intentioned. This is assessed through their social media content and, if possible, personal interactions. 2. **Product (Product-Market Fit):** The product must have a clear market fit, be delivered competently, and the team must show a responsible attitude towards its quality, avoiding releases full of basic errors. 3. **Narrative (Story):** The project should operate in a promising, unproven narrative within Web3 that also aligns with major investment trends in Web2 (e.g., AI). 4. **Timing & Cost (Market Conditions):** Avoid participating when market sentiment is overly FOMO-driven and participation costs are high. If an opportunity causes hesitation, it's best to skip it, as overcrowded airdrops yield minimal or negative returns. Applying this framework, the author explains why they avoided heavily farming the Backpack exchange airdrop: * **Narrative:** They are skeptical of the "compliant CEX" narrative, questioning its unique selling point against giants like Binance and OKX. * **Product:** They criticize Backpack's frequent technical failures, rollbacks, and what they perceive as a lack of product development rigor, comparing it unfavorably to competitors like Hyperliquid. * **Timing & Cost:** The participation cost was high compared to zero-fee alternatives available at the time. The author concludes that Backpack lacks the technical and operational prowess of a serious exchange and views its token more as a "VC-backed meme coin" for secondary market speculation rather than a worthwhile airdrop target.

比推03/23 20:38

The Last Time I'll Talk About Backpack, and Also Discussing My Airdrop Farming Principles

比推03/23 20:38

Binance Alpha Cools Down: User Count Drops 60%, Is No One Claiming 'Eggs' Anymore?

Binance Alpha, once hailed as a lucrative platform for earning token airdrops, has seen a significant decline in user engagement and profitability. According to data from Alpha123, the number of users dropped by over 60%, from nearly 500,000 in November 2025 to around 200,000 by January 2026. Monthly earnings per account have also fallen sharply, with the theoretical maximum for January estimated at approximately $715.7—far below the $2,000 monthly profits seen in mid-2025. The platform’s become more challenging due to rising积分门槛 (score thresholds), which recently reached as high as 257 points. In some cases, users cannot meet the threshold through daily activities alone. For example, earning 15 points requires approximately $32,700 in trading volume, which—for retail traders—could mean around 100 trades per day. This results in high transaction costs, including fees and potential slippage, especially when trading volatile tokens. While some early participants earned significant returns from a few high-value airdrops, such opportunities are now rare. Most airdrops now yield below $50, and increased competition—including automated trading by studios—has made it harder for ordinary users to profit. Many are now questioning whether the effort and risk remain worthwhile, especially as platform incentives appear to be shifting away from high-frequency rewards toward more measured engagement.

marsbit01/28 10:11

Binance Alpha Cools Down: User Count Drops 60%, Is No One Claiming 'Eggs' Anymore?

marsbit01/28 10:11

Airdrop Farming Economics: The Hidden Symbiotic Chain of Projects, VCs, and Studios

The article "Airdrop Economics: The Hidden Symbiosis Between Projects, VCs, and Airdrop Hunting Studios" explores the perverse economic incentives in the crypto industry that have led to a symbiotic, yet destructive, relationship between project teams, venture capitalists (VCs), exchanges, and professional airdrop hunting operations (studios). The core driver is identified as the "cold start paradox": Exchanges like Binance and OKX demand high user activity and transaction volume for listing, but new projects lack real users. To meet these demands, projects tacitly collaborate with studios that use automated scripts to generate massive volumes of fake transactions, addresses, and social media engagement, creating an illusion of popularity. VCs further fuel this system. Needing high-valuation exits, they pressure portfolio companies to maximize vanity metrics (active addresses, transactions, TVL) before a Token Generation Event (TGE), often turning a blind eye to the fraudulent data that inflates these numbers. The airdrop, originally a marketing tool to attract real users, has been completely subverted. It now functions as a payment mechanism where projects trade future tokens for the fake data studios provide. The article details the industrial-scale operation of these studios, which use fingerprint browsers, bulk wallet generation, AI-powered KYC bypasses, and task platforms like Galxe and Layer3 as their playbook. This activity creates a negative-sum game: it dilutes rewards for real users, clogs networks with high fees, and makes it impossible to gauge genuine product-market fit. Case studies of Starknet and zkSync show catastrophic user retention rates below 2% and plummeting activity post-airdrop, revealing the fabricated nature of their growth. The consequence is a classic case of "bad money driving out good." The ecosystem is polluted with noise, rewarding projects that optimize for bots over real users and punishing those focused on genuine utility. The author concludes that the industry is trapped in a "Performative Economy" and can only escape by shifting focus from vanity metrics to creating real economic value where using a product is more profitable than farming it.

marsbit01/07 00:38

Airdrop Farming Economics: The Hidden Symbiotic Chain of Projects, VCs, and Studios

marsbit01/07 00:38

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