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Let's review the king bomb airdrop of 2026
1.19's tge $SENT single number has a maximum profit of 400u➕, even now there is still nearly 300u profit
1.20 double eat
acu surged to over 120u➕ after the contract was established
elsa, the not well-regarded project from A3, also surged to over 80u➕
1.21's airdrop gwei surged to over 100u➕ after the contract was established
1.23 a total of 7.2w shares of space reminds people of $XPL 's sunshine, single number can reach up to 190u➕
1.28's birb start can be sold for around 40u-50u➕ later can be sold for 80u➕
1.29's $ZAMA doesn't set patterns, basic profit can be locked at over 100u➕, there is still room expected to reach 0.5, appropriate patterns

In the crypto space, I've seen too many public chains claiming to 'disrupt the industry', but most are either trapped in technical parameters and self-indulgence or just circulating within small circles of the crypto world. It wasn't until I delved into @Plasma that I realized this thing is not simply 'another new chain'—its true ambition is to span traditional finance, cryptocurrency, and the stock market, tackling the core 'settlement' links to completely break the efficiency bottlenecks that intermediary institutions have been holding back for decades.
First, let's talk about the pain points in traditional finance, which many people may not have experienced directly. Recently, I helped a friend process a cross-border remittance, transferring dollars from China to Europe. Not only did it take 3 days to arrive, but the fees deducted nearly 200 dollars, and there were 'hidden charges' from the intermediary bank. This is not an isolated case; the SWIFT system, which global cross-border clearing relies on, is essentially a 'mediator alliance'. With each additional link, there is an extra layer of cost, and it also carries the risks of fund freezing and message loss. The most brilliant aspect of Plasma is that it replaces these 'manual reconciliations and layers of endorsements' with algorithmic automation. Its three-layer architecture looks complex, but it actually solves three problems: the verification layer allows for second-level transaction confirmations, the liquidity layer ensures money can be used anytime, and the compliance layer embeds legal rules into the protocol. In other words, in the future, bank transfers may no longer take several days, and high fees may not be required. Even ordinary people may directly interface with the global settlement network on their phones, which is a breakthrough for those without bank accounts, effectively opening up the financial 'meridians'.

In the development process of cryptocurrency payments, Gas fees have always been a core barrier between ordinary users and large-scale applications. Whether it's the transaction costs during peak times on the Ethereum mainnet reaching dozens of dollars or the basic fees that still need to be paid for some Layer 2 solutions, the 'daily payment attribute' of stablecoins has been greatly discounted. The gas-free stablecoin transfer mechanism launched by the Plasma public chain is not a common short-term subsidy strategy in the industry, but a sustainable solution achieved through underlying architecture optimization, providing new possibilities for the popularization of crypto payments.

September $XPL airdrop, the big surprise of the year - 180 pieces per person, launched to earn 200U+, the threshold for the second phase has dropped to 70 points for everyone to claim. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long, as XPL dropped steadily after its launch, now priced around 0.12 USD, although my personal prediction is that it will drop to 0.1 USD, the project team is likely to support the price, aiming for 0.2 USD, but the lesson of 'blindly holding will surely lose' is still deeply imprinted in the hearts of participants.
The January 2026 Binance airdrop shows a distinct polarization: after claiming on January 26 $KIN , selling off quickly to cash out 70U, the current market price is only around 10U, securing profits has become a wise choice; however, the airdrops from Space and Sent in mid-January have shown a contrary market reversal, with users who held on seeing their returns double, breaking the inherent rule of 'airdrops must be sold.' What frustrates investors the most is the $INX that was snatched up at 3 AM on January 31, requiring 240 Alpha points + consuming 15 points to obtain with great difficulty, now the coin price is only 0.004 USD, with a 30-day decline of over 33%, firmly locked in hand and difficult to get out. In the current bear market, the threshold for Binance airdrops continues to rise (often in the 230-257 point range in January), but the returns are uneven, and XPL's big 200U airdrop is clearly hard to replicate.

As a 'new player' who has been in contact with cryptocurrency for about half a year, I have always approached project selection with a mindset of 'cautiously trying the waters, focusing on implementation'—after all, I stumbled upon many 'concept speculation' pitfalls when I first started, and I am already immune to those projects that only shout slogans without implementation. However, recently I couldn't help but delve into Plasma (\u003cm-8/\u003e) and its native token \u003cc-10/\u003e, which I frequently came across at Binance Square. Today, I will share my personal testing experience and real feelings, providing a reference for fellow newcomers.
I initially noticed Plasma because of its differentiated positioning in the payment track: it focuses on 'zero-fee stablecoin transfers.' As a newcomer who often needs to transfer USDT across chains, I understand the pain of high Gas fees and long confirmation times—previously, transferring a small amount of USDT from the ETH chain cost me dozens of dollars in fees, and I had to wait for more than half an hour for confirmation. With a mindset of 'trying it out for no loss,' I followed the official account of \u003cm-55/\u003e and integrated the Plasma mainnet following the tutorial.

1. The surge in silver is by no means speculation; the locked supply-demand is the core confidence.
Recently, Binance has launched trading targets related to silver. This traditional precious metal has completely exploded, with prices soaring above $100/oz. In just two months, the increase has been quite impressive, and many investors are struggling with the question: how long can this wave of increase last? How much more upward space is there? Will entering the market now mean standing on high ground? Today, we will combine market supply and demand, core industry trends, and Binance's exclusive practical strategies to thoroughly address these questions.
The recent surge in silver is by no means a result of short-term speculative trading, but rather an inevitable outcome supported by multiple core logics. The key point is the continuous tightening of supply, combined with explosive growth in demand. Starting from January 2026, both China and the United States will list silver as a critical mineral and initiate a strict export licensing system. Subsequently, many major silver-producing countries around the world will follow suit in restricting exports, effectively locking down the circulation supply of silver. It is important to note that silver itself is difficult to mine and produce, and is often a byproduct of other mining, with expansion cycles lasting several years. There has already been a supply-demand gap globally, and now that the supply side is being strictly limited, the gap will only continue to widen. Looking at the demand side, silver is not just a traditional precious metal; it is also an essential material for several high-demand industries such as photovoltaics, electric vehicles, and electronic chips. Downstream industry demand is only increasing, and this core contradiction of supply and demand mismatch cannot be resolved in the short term. The once cheap silver at $30/oz has long become history, and the possibility of falling back to this range is almost nonexistent.