Brevis Airdrop gameplay breakdown is here.

This airdrop round is mainly divided into several pathways: social contributions (Twitter/content creation), Discord identity, on-chain interactions, and collaborative activities with top exchange platforms, covering almost all participation channels.

However, the income disparity here is particularly pronounced. Mega influencers can earn thousands of $BREV from a single tweet, easily cashing in. In contrast, medium-sized accounts need to either exert tremendous effort writing dozens or hundreds of pieces of content, only to end up with thousands of tokens at best. For small accounts, relying purely on social contributions might not even qualify for participation, and even if they barely make it, they can only get hundreds of tokens.

What does this indicate? Account quality and influence are the key determinants of returns. Rather than blindly following the trend and forcing content creation, it's better to invest effort in building the account itself. Once account activity, follower quality, and content positioning are established, the returns from participating in these types of activities can truly multiply.