Recently, a lot of airdrop projects have been launching one after another, but many tokens immediately plummeted after listing. Take ROLL (a socialized perpetual contract platform) as an example. The expected cutoff score is around 240 points, with a theoretical value of about $35. However, after listing, it was directly smashed through, and the originally anticipated $50 market price instantly dropped to around $20. It’s clear that many big players are acting quite unethically—rather than calmly pushing the price up and gradually distributing, they chose to dump the tokens all at once. Such tactics are not beneficial for the long-term health of the market ecosystem.

If you want to quickly sell your airdropped tokens, limit orders are a good strategy. The core idea is: after receiving the airdrop (say, worth $0.5), enter a limit order at $0.3. The system will execute the trade at the current real-time price of $0.5, effectively taking a shortcut to a quick sale. But there’s a detail—speed is crucial. Entering a price too low can easily get rejected by the system. Also, for score farming, it’s recommended to focus on TIMI. This token currently performs relatively stably, with a history of being more resistant to drops. There’s no need to spread your efforts across other tokens. Just be aware that last time TIMI suddenly dumped overnight, so when farming, you should control the amount and avoid greed.