#空投与积分活动 National Day holidays are supposed to be a good time to rest, but seeing this wave of new listing opportunities, I still have some thoughts to share.
Momentum, Yield Basis, and Canton Network are indeed generating significant attention, especially with institutional backing from Coinbase and Goldman Sachs, which looks quite attractive. However, I want to remind you that high popularity is precisely when we need to stay more rational.
When participating in airdrops and new listing activities, here are my suggestions: First, clarify your position management plan. Don't impulsively allocate excessive funds just because of figures like "155% annualized returns" or "double points." These activities are often concentrated in the short term, and if your risk tolerance is limited, it's better to participate in small batches over time. Second, understand the product logic—Momentum focuses on asset management safety, Yield Basis specializes in BTC native yields, and Canton involves institutional-grade applications. These all have their own characteristics and cannot be simply compared by yield rates.
One more very important point: the ultimate value of airdrops and points activities often only truly manifests after TGE, with various market fluctuations in between. I prefer to view participation in these activities as long-term observation of potential ecosystems, rather than opportunities for short-term gains. Keep a steady holding mindset and maintain reasonable expectations.
With limited National Day holiday time, rather than frequent operations, it's better to use this opportunity to review your asset allocation strategy. A healthy investment portfolio has never been determined by a single new listing participation.
#空投与积分活动 National Day holidays are supposed to be a good time to rest, but seeing this wave of new listing opportunities, I still have some thoughts to share.
Momentum, Yield Basis, and Canton Network are indeed generating significant attention, especially with institutional backing from Coinbase and Goldman Sachs, which looks quite attractive. However, I want to remind you that high popularity is precisely when we need to stay more rational.
When participating in airdrops and new listing activities, here are my suggestions: First, clarify your position management plan. Don't impulsively allocate excessive funds just because of figures like "155% annualized returns" or "double points." These activities are often concentrated in the short term, and if your risk tolerance is limited, it's better to participate in small batches over time. Second, understand the product logic—Momentum focuses on asset management safety, Yield Basis specializes in BTC native yields, and Canton involves institutional-grade applications. These all have their own characteristics and cannot be simply compared by yield rates.
One more very important point: the ultimate value of airdrops and points activities often only truly manifests after TGE, with various market fluctuations in between. I prefer to view participation in these activities as long-term observation of potential ecosystems, rather than opportunities for short-term gains. Keep a steady holding mindset and maintain reasonable expectations.
With limited National Day holiday time, rather than frequent operations, it's better to use this opportunity to review your asset allocation strategy. A healthy investment portfolio has never been determined by a single new listing participation.