In addition to triggering the wealth effect again, the ENS airdrop can also give us a lot of inspiration and associations. Almost all the old players in the circle are wondering which project will be the next one that may have an airdrop.
Today I would like to share with you a few high-profile possible airdrop projects.
The first is our commonly used little fox wallet "MetaMask". This is the most commonly used web browser plugin wallet for Ethereum users. Although Little Fox has also launched a mobile wallet, the experience is far inferior to the browser plug-in version. It can be said that Little Fox is one of the most frequently used Ethereum wallets by overseas users.
For the installation and use of this wallet, readers can refer to the e-book "DeFi Practical Investment Methodology" compiled by us, which has a dedicated chapter explaining all the details.
After you have installed the Fox Wallet, I suggest you try the "Swap" function on its page. This function, like all decentralized exchanges, is a token exchange function, but it is developed by Little Fox himself.
I feel that whether you have used this "Swap" function may be one of the criteria for being eligible for airdrops.
Just a few days ago, the person in charge of the Little Fox team revealed some remarks on the Internet about the possibility of issuing coins. This makes everyone have enthusiastic expectations for it.
The second is the Opensea.io website that I often mentioned in my June and July articles. Readers who have read the article know that this is the largest NFT trading website overseas and in the world. If you don't know this website, you can also refer to our e-book "Blockchain: The Soul of the Metaverse", one of which also has a more detailed introduction to it.
Opensea.io is one of the few top-tier projects that have not yet issued coins. Although the project party has been silent on whether to issue coins, the industry has high expectations for this.
Obviously, if there is an airdrop, whether it has been traded on it will be one of the very important criteria, so qualified users can try to trade on it once or twice.
The third is several typical second-layer expansion projects of Ethereum that I mentioned some time ago: Arbitrum, Optimism, and zkSync. Their websites are
https://bridge.arbitrum.io/, https://www.optimism.io/, and https://zksync.io/.
All three projects have so-called "bridges" through which users can transfer assets from the Ethereum mainnet to their respective second-layer networks, and also transfer assets from their respective second-layer networks back to Ethereum. And some have also cooperated with exchanges such as Uniswap and Sushi, allowing users to use these exchanges on their second-layer networks, and the fees are quite low.
Therefore, the method for users to experience these three projects is also relatively simple and intuitive, that is, directly transfer some coins from Ethereum to their respective second-tier networks, and then find out whether there are some decentralized coins on their second-tier networks. Optimize exchanges and try out token swaps on those exchanges.
The fourth is some tool applications of the DeFi category, such as Element Finance (
https://app.element.fi/fixedrates/), cross-chain bridge Hop (https://hop.exchange/), DeFi Saver (https://defisaver.com/), etc.
Among them, Element Finance is a fixed-income application. Users can deposit their assets into this agreement to obtain fixed or variable income. So qualified users can try to save some assets into this application.
Hop is a cross-chain bridge application that allows users to transfer assets from one blockchain to another. The blockchains currently supported by Hop include Ethereum, Matic (Polygon), xDai, Arbitrum, and Optimism. So users can try to transfer assets from one chain to another in these chains.
DeFi Saver is a very good tool for automatically managing personal assets. It provides various tools (such as MakerDAO, Compound, AAVE, etc.) to allow users to choose the appropriate financial management tool for financial management in several DeFi applications. I suggest that users can try to use it for some simple operations (such as depositing and withdrawing assets, etc.).
In fact, the projects that may be airdropped are far more than the above. I have chosen some projects that are more famous and more likely to share with you. I hope you can try them if you have the conditions.
But expectations are expectations. Whether these projects will really be airdropped can only be known by the project, so I hope that everyone will try with an attitude of learning and understanding, rather than intervening out of pure interest.
