#BSU代币空投# Looking back, the Airdrop drama has truly played out time and again. As early as 2017, the Ethereum ecosystem began to popularize Airdrops. At that time, people didn’t quite understand, and they ended up receiving a bunch of "junk coins" for free, which soon multiplied several times. Afterwards, various projects scrambled to imitate, and even specialized "Airdrop Hunters" emerged.

Seeing the phased Airdrop model like Sidekick nowadays makes one reflect: the market is changing, but the essence remains the same. Project teams still hope to attract new users and retain existing ones through Airdrops, but the approach has become more refined. First, they give it to core users and KOLs, and then consider ordinary users, which shows their thoughtful efforts.

However, in the past five years, I have seen too many flash-in-the-pan projects. Users attracted solely by airdrops often find it difficult to stay long-term. Those that can truly survive have all put in hard work on user experience and practical applications. So I suggest everyone: don't be blinded by short-term profits, but rather see the long-term value of the project. After all, in this circle, what can withstand the test of time is the true "treasure".