This year, it's obvious that a large number of studios have already exited the farming scene. Nowadays, many people are barely hanging on with Alpha, but Alpha is also on its last legs—a new round of reshuffling is on the way. 🧹

But on the contrary, I feel this is exactly the opportunity to get back in the game.
✅ The era of "easy money just for interacting" with airdrops is long gone.
✅ But "existence is reasonable"—there are still big opportunities in this field.
✅ In the first half of the year, people still scored big with Sign, Newton, Sahara. Ultimately, it's simple: farming = a game of strategy between project teams and farmers + a game of probability. Getting counter-farmed is normal, so you need to keep your cool.

🧠💡 My principle is simple: farm everything you can for free, diversify paid plays—small amounts, multiple accounts. For personal farming: an ordinary computer and 3–5 accounts is totally enough. Don’t get tricked into running dozens or hundreds of accounts right away (those people are mostly selling hardware or tools).
⚠️ This field is very realistic: the return cycle is uncertain, the chance of getting counter-farmed is extremely high, it's tedious and energy-consuming. Relying on it to "get rich easily" is basically unrealistic. But honestly—my farming returns this year have already far exceeded what I make in traditional business. That's why I keep doubling down.
🎯 The current trend is clear: project teams are raising the bar in these three areas.
👇 Twitter activity, DC identity, wallet behavior depth—these all suit "precision farming" over mindless mass farming.

📌 I'll end with a truth: There will always be people richer, harder-working, and more dedicated than you. Instead of complaining about the environment, focus on improving yourself.