In the Web3 space, airdrop projects have always been a focal point of keen interest for participants. Recently, the airdrop of the DGC project has sparked widespread discussion. Some users successfully received an airdrop worth 28U, while others encountered a white screen issue. Whether one can participate smoothly often depends on the presence or absence of slider verification.

At the same time, the first-come, first-served model of the SAPIEN project has also posed many challenges for users. This fierce competition reflects the current hot state of the airdrop market.

It is worth following that the AKE project will launch its Token Generation Event (TGE) at 4 PM this afternoon. It is expected to adopt a mechanism that offers better prices for early participants, with specific details pending official announcement. Looking back at the successful case of the RION project in July, this model may bring considerable returns.

In addition to AKE, the airdrop for the ARIA project is also in the planning stage, but the specific time and scoring requirements have not yet been announced. Tomorrow will also see the airdrop event for the XPIN project.

However, faced with the fierce competition in the current Airdrop market, many participants feel troubled. High-scoring users find it difficult to locate suitable projects, while ordinary users frequently fail in the first-come, first-served model. Some users have to consider temporarily giving up and waiting to participate again after their scores are restored.

Overall, although the airdrop market presents both opportunities and challenges, it remains a vibrant and attractive field within the Web3 ecosystem. Participants need to stay vigilant and follow the latest developments to seize fleeting opportunities.