2025-12-22 16:31:54

Airdrops are essentially a matter of luck—no matter how much project information you gather, it only increases your chances of winning. But trading is different. In trading, you rely on your understanding of the market, risk control, and execution discipline. Every time you get on board, set a stop loss, or take profit, it’s your own decision, and success or failure is in your hands. In other words, airdrops are about passive waiting, while trading is about proactive engagement. If you want stable returns, rather than praying for a big airdrop, it's more practical to hone your trading skills.

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CommunityWorker

· 2025-12-25 15:39

You're not wrong; trading is the right way, airdrops are just for fun.

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VibesOverCharts

· 2025-12-23 19:59

To be honest, airdrops are just a matter of luck; trading is the real skill.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 2025-12-22 17:02

You're right, Airdrop is like waiting for flowers to bloom, relying on the weather... trading is the real bail-in guide.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 2025-12-22 16:59

You are absolutely right, airdrops are a matter of luck, while trading is about skill.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 2025-12-22 16:52

If I had known trading required so much skill, I wouldn't have been stuck waiting for airdrops every day. --- If I hadn't wasted all my energy scanning the airdrop list back then, my stop loss level would look ten times better now. --- It's true, but I only understand this now, what a blood loss. --- Instead of honing my trading skills, I might as well continue dreaming of getting rich from airdrops, since I can't learn it well anyway. --- Damn it, every time I see others doubling their trades, I feel sour, and every time I miss out on an airdrop, I cry. --- Luck is truly amazing; I have zero airdrops this month while others get them every month. Why is that? --- Trading discipline? My execution discipline is to cut loss at the first sign of a fall and chase the price at the first sign of a big pump. --- If I had trading talent, I wouldn't be here watching airdrop tutorials. --- Forget it, I've given up; I'll just wait for some airdrop to save my account. --- Honestly, this article feels like it's saying how bad I am at this, but I can't argue against it.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 2025-12-22 16:50

You're right, Airdrop is just gambling, trading is the real skill. --- The probability of winning big in an Airdrop is as low as my chances of pulling gold in a card draw, it's better to spend time studying Candlestick. --- Honing trading discipline is indeed much more reliable than chasing Airdrop projects, I can deeply relate to this. --- Lying flat and waiting for Airdrops? It's better to take the initiative to learn trading, as the returns are stable. --- Luck is unreliable, you have to rely on your own trading system to speak. --- I totally agree, the essence of Airdrop is a probability game, rather than relying on luck, it's better to improve oneself. --- Trading is indeed difficult, but once you master the discipline, it's much better than waiting blindly for Airdrops. --- I've long been tired of the Airdrop routine, now I'm focusing on trading techniques, it's more solid.

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DAOdreamer

· 2025-12-22 16:40

Really, instead of guarding the Airdrop every day, it's better to study trading techniques well.

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