Today I found several wallets that previously stored SolvBTC on $BOB chain and haven't claimed yet. A few accounts add up to a few hundred dollars. The unclaimed BTC isn't showing up on Debank; I had to log in to see it. It really feels like finding some cash in an old piece of clothing. Turns out, they've been stored for almost a year.

The funny thing is, after almost a year, the price of $solv hasn't been higher than when I stored it last year. In April last year, BTC was over $90,000, and now it's only over $70,000. Selling BTC now would also be a loss.

$BTC has been anti-rugging quite a few people. Recently, I’ve been reviewing OPN’s recap, and I haven't seen anyone making money. Even those who offloaded points outside the platform are at a loss. Why? Because many addresses have been "witched," meaning even if you have points, you don’t have the coins. However, sellers can buy coins on secondary markets to settle, reducing some losses.

Due to OPN’s anti-rugging, many "profit-making" studios have really gone bankrupt. Last year, MONAD’s anti-rugging caused many labor-intensive studios to shut down. This time, OPN’s anti-rugging targeted those studios that spent real money.

As a result, many Web3 influencers on X are saying that profit farming is dead.

My view is:
Although project teams have changed their airdrop methods, so it’s not as easy for retail investors as before, it’s not completely dead yet. There are still some opportunities for zero-cost and free rides here.