A new token airdrop is about to launch, scheduled for 4:00 PM. The plan is to distribute 25,000 tokens, with a quota of 40 tokens per person, roughly valued at around $32 based on pre-market prices.

The eligibility threshold for participating in this airdrop is quite clear: you need 246 points to claim. Based on past experience, this point requirement is moderate—not too high—but competition is expected to be fierce. Considering the limited quota of 25,000 tokens, the competition may be more intense than anticipated.

From a pricing perspective, the $32 level is quite reasonable. Compared to older tokens that often start at over $20 in surprise airdrops, this distribution price shows more sincerity. It’s not artificially inflated for arbitrage nor deliberately lowered to dump, making the overall pricing logic quite balanced.

However, there are some regrets about this airdrop. Many interested participants are just over 240 points, missing the 246-point threshold by a few points, and thus missing out on this opportunity. This kind of “just missed it” situation happens every time in the community and is the most painful part of the airdrop screening mechanism.