Many contents are outdated, but I think they are very valuable for beginners to refer to.
In the past two bull markets, we found that the sectors in the cryptocurrency circle rotate quickly. From BSC Shiba Inu to refining to NFT, it is easy to make money by quickly switching gameplay when the sector is hot. Similarly, airdrops are also constantly changing hotspots and sectors.
1/ Articles, emails, social media: also known as "web3", most of the product experiences are not really "web3", but the common feature of these products is that they have low costs and are relatively easy to use. IPFS and these products are really compatible and are worth looking forward to.
2/ L2: Unexpected events from OP and the market's indifference prevented me from making big profits, but I still think this track is cost-effective because while leaving a record on the chain, you also interact with projects in its ecosystem. I personally kept some OP accounts for snapshots and occasionally interacted with and waited for voting from the 20 accounts that participated in the Arbitrum May vote. 5 ZK Rollup accounts are waiting for the next round of Gitcoin. Tip: Make good use of FTX sub-accounts + BN to open multiple small accounts to save some fees and prevent witches.
3/ Lens ecosystem: This actually belongs to the first category, but I still listed it separately because it is a recent hot topic and AAVE is involved. Its ecosystem is developing much faster than I imagined. There is a very comprehensive article recently: link. Choose some favorite accounts to interact with. By the way, some great articles should follow the authors @ZF_lab and continuously optimize your Twitter timeline.
4/ NFT trading platforms/Premint: I'm putting these two together because the feeling of doing Premint is very similar to the feeling of doing airdrops. Shamefully, the profits from Premint in the past six months have even exceeded the profits from airdrops. And these two tracks have a very, very important feature: they can help you increase the on-chain records of the ETH mainnet. As NFTs are the hottest sector in recent years, more money will inevitably be integrated into their trading platforms.
5/ Task platforms: After the Fomo of Galaxy, this sector has also become popular. However, I personally don't like this sector because I don't have much say in it. But after I publish my favorite projects on Layer3 @layer3xyz or other platforms, I will aggressively use 20 accounts. By now, you can see that using one fish to eat multiple meals and saving fees + time is my favorite gameplay.
6/ Traditional Defi + Cross-chain bridges + Lending: This part can be considered an outdated sector, but it is still needed for on-chain interactions. My personal favorite in this sector is @zerion_io, which has good UX for newcomers to the cryptocurrency circle and a good UI that shows the team's sincerity. Don't forget to mint his NFT while gas is low, the cost is only about 3U.
7/ Running nodes: Ironfish Forta, as well as the evil Kyve and Aptos, etc. If it weren't for A16z's heavy investment, I wouldn't want to open multiple accounts for this sector. Although it has high costs and takes a lot of time, most airdrop participants know that a high threshold also represents a higher possibility of big rewards (Docker and some Linux commands can stop most non-programmers).
Summary: There is actually a lot to say, but due to the length, I will stop here:
I believe that the cryptocurrency circle is the most blockchain-spirited. Big Vs have slowly become derogatory terms nowadays, but most of the big Vs in this circle selflessly share a lot of insights and experiences that took hundreds of hours to obtain. From following tutorials to writing tutorials, the difficulty of this process far exceeds my imagination.
Enrich the on-chain records of a few favorite accounts, participate in ecosystem voting, keep addresses separate, and live a good life. Author: 0xb2 source