Recently, Aspecta's Airdrop event has once again attracted the attention of the community. As a participant, I was fortunate enough to capture a few rare Airdrop opportunities, and I would like to share my experiences and discoveries during the actual claiming process.

First of all, the airdrop rules announced by the official are just the tip of the iceberg. Based on personal experience, I found that accounts that participated in less than five new token offerings and had no net buying behavior are not eligible for airdrops. This rule may disappoint some casual players.

Secondly, there is an unexpected surprise for users participating in Aspecta key trading recently. As long as your wallet has a net buying record and has passed the POH (Proof of Humanity) certification, you will have a chance to receive an airdrop of about 20-30 tokens. This can be seen as a kind of 'minimum guarantee' policy to ensure that active users can at least receive some rewards. Interestingly, I noticed that the difference in the amount of airdrop received between different trading volumes is not significant.

This airdrop event seems to be more inclined towards rewarding real, active users rather than simply pursuing high trading volumes. It takes into account multiple factors such as user engagement, trading behavior, and identity verification, reflecting the project's effort to build a healthy ecosystem.

For those friends who missed this opportunity, I suggest closely following the project's subsequent developments. Web3 projects often have multiple rounds of Airdrop or other incentive measures, so stay engaged and keep learning; the next opportunity may be right around the corner.

Overall, although this time the Aspecta Airdrop is not large in scale, its detailed rule design is worth our in-depth consideration. It is not just a simple token distribution, but also an exploration and experiment by the project team on user behavior and ecosystem development.