#空投活动 Seeing this ZKP airdrop, exchanging 233 points for 200 tokens, which amounts to a $42 profit at current prices, seems pretty good at first glance. But I have to be honest—these kinds of airdrop activities have now become a new tactic for rug pulls.

Let me break down the logic: First, it costs 15 Alpha points to claim, which means you need to invest upfront or continuously participate in platform activities to accumulate them. Second, a $42 profit sounds tempting, but the problem is that ZKP starts trading immediately upon launch, and initial liquidity is often poor. Very few people can successfully cash out at $0.21 per token. I've seen too many projects like this, where the price gets halved within the first few hours.

There's also a detail worth noting— the points threshold automatically decreases every 5 minutes. What does this indicate? It shows that the platform is aware that not many people will be able to gather enough points. This design essentially creates an illusion of scarcity; as more people participate later, the real cash-out opportunities only belong to the early participants.

My advice is: if you happen to have accumulated Alpha points, you can participate, but don't treat this as a source of income. Claim and immediately sell off, don't expect ZKP to rise. More importantly, don't deliberately accumulate points just to participate in the airdrop—otherwise, your profits will be eaten up by your time costs long ago. To survive long on-chain, the key is to recognize the true nature of these activities: the platform is harvesting hype, while you're harvesting air.