A new direction for airdrops, we need to adapt. In the past, farming transactions or doing on-chain tasks was common but not very effective in terms of communication. The reason is that airdrop farms have sprung up like mushrooms, with a lot of cheating, and many tasks have verification errors, making it difficult for both projects and users. Now, with the emergence of InfoFi platforms like @KAITO and @COOKIE, airdrops through posting for projects or airdrops through activities directly linked to exchanges are very convenient and beneficial for the projects. -> No need to filter out cheats, no need for lengthy criteria, saving time and effort while achieving the effectiveness that the projects desire. Therefore, the trend of gradually shifting to InfoFi platforms like Kaito is extremely reasonable and aligns with the current market trends. Although it has caused many mixed opinions, such as spamming posts indiscriminately, if we put ourselves in the projects' shoes, we would also choose that path due to its practicality and effectiveness. However, there is one issue: for small accounts with few followers, it is very difficult to compete, especially in non-English speaking regions. Therefore, a small tip for these individuals is to choose projects that do not clearly state how many yappers will receive the airdrop. Be diligent in interacting and casually commenting on posts from larger accounts to create an interaction circle. For example, the recent $NEWT deal or the Polkadot, Mira Network deals... will be easier to benefit from. As for reaching the top 100-200 when competing against well-known accounts and KOLs, it will be quite challenging. The market has changed in terms of operation, just like the altcoin season will no longer be the same as before, and now it's airdrop's turn. Adapt to continue to survive. #Airdrop