Can airdrop events still attract serious crypto users or just newcomers?

[Cryptochiefprest]

 

SUI has been dominating the charts after launching its new DeFi protocols and a wave of ecosystem grants.

Most people think airdrops are just bait for newbies. But I think even serious users can benefit especially if the airdrop is smart. BingX just relaunched TRADOOR Lucky Spin, and it’s not the usual boring sign up drop forget kind of thing. You spin a wheel, you win instantly, every time.

The rewards range from 0.2 TRADOOR to a crazy 3000 TRADOOR. And the total prize pool is $80,000. I tried it and yeah it’s real. It’s fast and doesn’t waste your time. No complicated missions or having to wait weeks to see if you got anything.

This kind of engagement is actually valuable. Even if you're a regular trader, this gives you a low effort way to get something extra. It's fun, it's simple, and it's not just for beginners.

Are token spins the bridge between new users and experienced crypto traders? What do you think?

[234kgen]

Airdrops will always attract serious crypto users, it just depends on the niche they come from. For example, in the Bitget Trading Club Championship I joined last week, I received an airdrop of 50 BGB just for trading futures. And as we all know, no complete beginner starts with futures. The championship is still ongoing, and I plan to explore the spot trading option next to stack more BGB. So regardless of your area in crypto, well-structured airdrops will always draw in genuine, active users.