Although the hype around the yield farming track has decreased, it still remains one of the lowest-cost ways to earn profits. The key lies in whether you can accurately select the right projects.

Currently, the truly worthwhile opportunities to participate in have become fewer, which instead provides more space for observation and research. Rather than participating blindly, it's better to spend time systematically screening—look at the funding background, team resumes, community activity, and analyze each one carefully.

Patience is the core competitiveness. Waiting for a reliable project is more cost-effective than rushing to farm a hundred bad projects.

Many potential airdrop projects still have relatively scattered information. If you can organize the project background, token mechanisms, and participation methods into a complete comparison, it will be much clearer for participants.