ArbiDex Token (ARX)

ARX is now live. https://t.co/lNW0dYGvcQ

Congratulations to this friend 'Blank Brother' for earning tens of thousands of dollars for free on Arcium.

Arcium caught my attention because it focuses on privacy computing. It has good funding resources, was listed on CoinList, has a testnet, and a relatively clear token plan. It's a project with high technical barriers and a good position in the Solana ecosystem.

After careful research at the time, I found that Arcium is not building a new chain, nor is it simply doing private transfers. Instead, it aims to provide a privacy function for Solana and more chains in the future, allowing any project to call this decentralized confidential computing protocol. The underlying technology mainly revolves around MPC (Multi-Party Computation), with the core idea of retaining on-chain verifiability while hiding sensitive input data. At that time, I specifically compared it with projects like Nillion and Zama to see how they each operated.

Users/applications/institutions can complete computations without exposing raw data. This direction is also very suitable for today's booming AI era. For example, AI can perform inferences on user private data, but the model or nodes cannot see the raw data.

Project token ARX has also been listed on multiple exchanges. Today, it was listed on Upbit and also launched contracts. Looking at it now, an FDV of around 350 million is actually acceptable. In the medium to long term, it still depends on whether real computing demand, node networks, and ecosystem applications like ZINC/Umbra/Crafts can continuously generate revenue.

'Airdrop hunting': Many people say airdrop hunting is dead. Indeed, it's too difficult now.

But I must say, everyone has a different definition of airdrop hunting, and their methods and strategies are completely different.
What I'm talking about here is high-quality on-chain airdrop hunting, which is also the strategy of Kuigas @kuigas throughout this journey: as a deep participant in many projects, becoming a high-quality user through high-quality transactions.

It's 100% certain that they are not just people who simply click on tasks, but real large-position capital providers, Gas consumers, product testers, risk-takers, and the core users most needed by many early protocols.

Because it's deep, there's love. But it's certain that low-quality airdrop hunting is definitely not going to work anymore.

The old routine of batch accounts, mechanical interactions, group control systems stacking wallets, simple testnet points, and waiting for project teams to announce rewards is becoming increasingly difficult. Witches, anti-airdrop measures, delays, low allocations, no token issuance, and no exchange listings are commonplace.

Are there still opportunities? Definitely. But the strategy has changed.

Unpopular projects, early judgment, genuine contributions, community value, content creation, and long-term product feedback are becoming increasingly important. As I emphasized a few days ago:

🐝Fengmi's loss-making formula = Cost + Odds + Risk + Opportunity + Strategy.

Also, there are slight discrepancies in some project details mentioned by the friend. For example, Nillion and Move were actually projects that Fengmi strongly recommended. The overall odds of previously recommended projects have been quite high. This is the result of monthly online meetings and communication over the past 4 years.

The times might have truly changed.
But no matter what, I, Fengmi, am with everyone.