Running extensions the next Airdrop alpha?

[Cryptochamp1]

Happy New Year's Eve, mate! We've seen the rise and fall of 'tap-to-earn' airdrops this year, with only about 15% success, which is concerning. However, I'm thinking that airdrops similar to Grass—which allow you to run extensions and share bandwidth hours—could be a promising opportunity.

I tried Grass but didn’t take it seriously, so I ended up with only a small return. Currently, I’m running extensions on NodePay and Gradient, which follow a process similar to Grass. What do you think about this style of farming airdrops? Do you think it’s sustainable, or will it go the way of other trends?

[libert19]

I didn't like telegram t2e and neither grass extension type stuff, felt both were way too saturated to be worth anything significant which in the turned out right as only influencers made significant with this while average joe made around 100 bucks.

I didn't bother with these type of airdrops before and neither am I going too.

[Crwth]

I don't think that's the best airdrop method that you could get. I believe the ones that have the tasks to be done and holding NFTs are the way to go when it comes to getting and participating in one. I have done the GRASS airdrop, and I have received quite an amount. It's not the biggest that I have received from all the airdrops that I have received, but it's still money. I guess you have to select the project that you think you could get the best result on and start from there.

[LogitechMouse]

I didn't like telegram t2e and neither grass extension type stuff, felt both were way too saturated to be worth anything significant which in the turned out right as only influencers made significant with this while average joe made around 100 bucks.

I didn't bother with these type of airdrops before and neither am I going too.

This is also what I said when I saw Grass back a few months ago before the TGE, now I'm feeling a bit of disappointment to myself because of ignorant I am. I mean it is saturated like what you said because of how easy for a person to participate, but it's still free money. That's way easier to do than tapping on your phone for hours.

Unlike you, I tried to participate in these kinds of airdrops "HOPING" to make some free money. A few days from now, Nodepay will be listed on Bitget so those who participated way before can sell their tokens right away for "free money".

[libert19]

I didn't like telegram t2e and neither grass extension type stuff, felt both were way too saturated to be worth anything significant which in the turned out right as only influencers made significant with this while average joe made around 100 bucks.

I didn't bother with these type of airdrops before and neither am I going too.

This is also what I said when I saw Grass back a few months ago before the TGE, now I'm feeling a bit of disappointment to myself because of ignorant I am. I mean it is saturated like what you said because of how easy for a person to participate, but it's still free money. That's way easier to do than tapping on your phone for hours.

If you run these extensions on VPS where there is nothing personal in browser then it's ok I guess but otherwise I would not run these extensions on my personal computer due to privacy reasons.

Unlike you, I tried to participate in these kinds of airdrops "HOPING" to make some free money. A few days from now, Nodepay will be listed on Bitget so those who participated way before can sell their tokens right away for "free money".

I do participate in airdrops, just not in all, and I get it wrong sometimes too, like I faded Hyperliquid.

[Cryptochamp1]

I didn't like telegram t2e and neither grass extension type stuff, felt both were way too saturated to be worth anything significant which in the turned out right as only influencers made significant with this while average joe made around 100 bucks.

I didn't bother with these type of airdrops before and neither am I going too.

Out of curiosity, which kinda airdrops are you keeping up with man?

[bitmover]

I didn't like telegram t2e and neither grass extension type stuff, felt both were way too saturated to be worth anything significant which in the turned out right as only influencers made significant with this while average joe made around 100 bucks.

I didn't bother with these type of airdrops before and neither am I going too.

I think that is pretty common... influencers will make more money due to referrals.

I made about 200 usd with grass airdrop and I am pretty satisfied with it.

Happy New Year's Eve, mate! We've seen the rise and fall of 'tap-to-earn' airdrops this year, with only about 15% success, which is concerning. However, I'm thinking that airdrops similar to Grass—which allow you to run extensions and share bandwidth hours—could be a promising opportunity.

I tried Grass but didn’t take it seriously, so I ended up with only a small return. Currently, I’m running extensions on NodePay and Gradient, which follow a process similar to Grass. What do you think about this style of farming airdrops? Do you think it’s sustainable, or will it go the way of other trends?

I think you are thinking the wrong way.

Grass was an opportunity,  which you missed.

You can't chase it now. There is no "next grass" to come.

Seeking similar projects may be dangerous if you are not 100% sure they are safe. Installing stuff in xomputer can be dangerous. Grass was extensively mentioned by many reliable influencers. Unless I see something similar again  I wouldn't try

[Faisal2202]

Happy New Year's Eve, mate! We've seen the rise and fall of 'tap-to-earn' airdrops this year, with only about 15% success, which is concerning. However, I'm thinking that airdrops similar to Grass—which allow you to run extensions and share bandwidth hours—could be a promising opportunity.

I tried Grass but didn’t take it seriously, so I ended up with only a small return. Currently, I’m running extensions on NodePay and Gradient, which follow a process similar to Grass. What do you think about this style of farming airdrops? Do you think it’s sustainable, or will it go the way of other trends?

Grass was a good project, it is from the DePin narrative and the other ones are also from the same narrative, and this narrative is yet to get volume in it I believe I can be wrong though but Grass in particular is a good project. I also participated and made 49 Grass but sold them very cheap. Now many people are choosing grass to invest in again for more returns.

I can't say if we can make the same type of profit from Nodepay or from Gradient but we can give it a try I have joined Nodepay long ago, but Gradient is new to me I will look into it. Speaking of nodepay, it's a good project and we must give it a try. Overall, fingers are crossed because TBH I did not even expected such reward from Grass as well. I underestimated it.

[TomPluz]

There is a strong possibility that this is going to be one of the biggest trends in 2025 as far as airdropping is concerned. I am not anymore concentrating a lot on T2E programs in Telegram but instead accumulating more points in DePin projects which is not requiring a lot of time and effort compared to the former. And it is not just in Chrome extension as there are also DePin incorporating their projects in Google Play. Inspired by the success of Grass, honestly this is a lot more convenient for me and hopefully can be more profitable. In fact, my browser and smartphone are almost full to the brim right now of these programs and I think I need to buy a new laptop and a phone for this.

[bounceback]

Firstly GRASS become most successful extensions airdrop and right now have running for second phase, since GRASS success when listing firstly with higher price right now many kinds of extensions airdrop launch their project but still can't guarantee will be success such as GRASS. Have Nodepay extensions airdrop run until third phase and have list at pre market with good price, however pre market always out predicting when any coins list at market.

I have 100 Nodepay coins and not sure yet will get more than $200 for this second kinds of extensions airdrop or price more lower than pre market have list under $1.

[Gurujebs]

Happy New Year's Eve, mate! We've seen the rise and fall of 'tap-to-earn' airdrops this year, with only about 15% success, which is concerning. However, I'm thinking that airdrops similar to Grass—which allow you to run extensions and share bandwidth hours—could be a promising opportunity.

I tried Grass but didn’t take it seriously, so I ended up with only a small return. Currently, I’m running extensions on NodePay and Gradient, which follow a process similar to Grass. What do you think about this style of farming airdrops? Do you think it’s sustainable, or will it go the way of other trends?

I saw the trend of grass last year and I joined late, wasn't eligible due to been late but I'm following this stage 2 just not to miss out the incentive that will come later. I also follow other ones like you mentioned but I don't really know the unused data these depins are taking from connected device and for that reason, I used one of my laptop that has nothing on it just to be safe, a brave browser that's all.

I do have constant electricity challenges, I don't have constant power to run my laptop 24/7. My reward is small and referrals is not helping because without referrals, you can't make much from these Depins extensions.

[joniboini]

I'm not really comfortable running apps or extensions I can't verify what they are doing in the background. I think running a Telegram bot is as far as I'll go for airdrops. I'd rather participate in gas farming or something similar since I can measure the risk compared to running an app, especially if it's closed-source. I also read many reports regarding malware or phishing apps so I'm a bit paranoid about it.

[bitterguy28]

What do you think about this style of farming airdrops? Do you think it’s sustainable, or will it go the way of other trends?

it is a lot easier compared to tap to earn so i think there is more growth that we can see in the future especially if people start seeing profits from these projects right now a lot of these airdrops have not yet officially launched which is why i think there isn't much interests yet but i do believe this will be the trend moving forward that people are going to be taking interests in

[NotATether]

What do you mean, 'run extensions on your device that other people can use'? That makes no sense. Do the extensions even do anything, or are they just placeholders for the dev team to use to distribute tokens from the bounty pool? What's the use of having another extension on someone  else's computer that you can use, anyway?

Kinda makes me glad I exited the airdrops scene early.

[LogitechMouse]

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I have 100 Nodepay coins and not sure yet will get more than $200 for this second kinds of extensions airdrop or price more lower than pre market have list under $1.

I'm currently farming NC token (official token of Nodepay) on Bitget PoolX feature and based on the number of tokens that I got currently and its total value, it seems like the official price of their token when released will be around $0.04-$0.05.

It's good that you got 100 tokens from their season 2 because for some reasons, I didn't get any reward despite of having points. Is having a referral a primary requirement in order to be eligible in getting those tokens?