I have sorted out some IPs and account business platforms currently in use 👇Pick them up on demand for reference only.

Just understand this based on the logic of subscribing to new stock offerings. Airdrop farming is essentially the cost of subscribing to new stocks. Listing on an exchange is the IPO of the new stock. The issuance ratio of the new stock is the amount that needs to be controlled on the first day of trading. The selling pressure is greatest on the first day of trading—how to catch it is the job of investment banks and secondary cornerstone institutions. After catching it, how it rises back up depends on the project team delivering performance and telling a story. Finally, in the secondary market, value investing locks in positions, aiming for a larger market cap across cycles.