Falcon Finance (FF)

Air drops are not dead.\n\nPersonally, since the early $FF period (after the price fell),\n\nI have been waiting without selling any $FF airdrop allocations.\n-> Currently there are about 12.5k FF plus roughly another 30k FF expected in the future.\n\n----\nWhen everyone was gloomy and turned their attention away from crypto, DWF Labs talked about an 'altcoin bottom' and chose to wait rather than sell altcoins.\n\nAnd $FF was also DWF's flagship project...\n\n----\nYesterday and today $FF pumped from a low of $0.07 to $0.14 in a flash, delivering a 100% rise in less than a day.\n\nIn other words, altcoins are not dead; there is a 'waiting' opportunity.\n\nOf course, this is not true for every altcoin and may be limited to a few special ones.\n\nAnyway, it does not mean altcoins are completely dead nor that they will never generate profit.\n\n----\nBy my count I still have about 42–43k $FF airdrop left.\nEven if the price stays at $0.1, there is still roughly a 6.4 million KRW worth of airdrop remaining.\n\nThe market is not completely dead.\nThere are clearly opportunities in what appears to be a dead market, and we must not forget that gem‑like airdrops have emerged from dead markets before.\n\nAll cycles have been like this.\n\n----\nWhen everyone thinks altcoins are dead and there are no more opportunities, those who seek out chances may eventually reap the greatest gains.

According to Ember monitoring, FF (Falcon Finance) surged from $0.072 to $0.171, a 137% increase, between 2:00 and 3:00 AM Beijing time. At 3:30, 115 million FF (valued at about $15.81 million) was transferred out of a BitGo custodial wallet, and currently 68.51 million FF (valued at about $8.32 million) has flowed into Binance and Bybit. The FF price also fell back from $0.171 to $0.1. https://t.co/59hJYKU4Dp