It's Thursday again, and following the usual routine, I checked the airdrop calendar. The result is a bit awkward—there's actually no new airdrop launching today. Just a few days into the new year, and we hit this kind of lull, which really caught me off guard.

To be honest, the beginning of this week was pretty decent. Several new projects went live one after another, and I seized the opportunity to spend the points I had on hand, ending up with about $130. I thought we could maintain this pace, but we hit a standstill instead. The current situation is: no points in hand and no sign of new airdrops. It feels like we're all dressed up with nowhere to go.

But opportunities always come around. If there's still nothing this afternoon, I'm planning to chase some old coin opportunities tonight. While this kind of sudden market movement is unstable, with a bit of luck, I can make around $30 in an evening, which would help offset the airdrop drought.

Looking at the broader market, Bitcoin has been quite volatile these past few days. It's tried several times to break through the $94,000 mark, but failed to hold each time. At this pace, if it can't push higher, it'll likely pull back to around $85,000 for consolidation. That's how the market goes—sometimes you feel just one step away from a breakthrough, but you still have to backtrack.

No need to be too pessimistic, nor excessively optimistic. At this stage, point projects still have some potential, enough to cover daily expenses. Rather than overthinking, it's better to stay grounded and keep accumulating steadily. The broader market environment is what it is—move forward steadily and you can't go wrong.