After the second Zerobase event ended, I redeemed my funds. It should take about 4 more days to arrive, and I'll check the full returns once it does. During the airdrop, I sold 65% of my position, which was pretty much the peak at the time. The remaining ZBT is now worth only 40% of its original value, which is a bit of a shame. Back then, I considered Tang Boss's big-picture thinking and decided not to sell everything. Later, after understanding ZBT's listing strategy, I realized I should have sold it all and then bought back later. But what's done is done. Now I'm actively participating in some events to increase the number of coins I hold and reduce some of the "losses." Considering the listing strategy, I know too many tokens need to be distributed, so I don't have high expectations for the short-term price. I joined Bybit's event, which gave me nearly 143% returns. Staking 10,000 ZBT earned me 40 tokens, which I think is the daily rate. Because of some annoying reasons, I'm not a VIP on Bybit, so I can only stake 10,000 tokens. VIPs can stake an additional 5,000 tokens, and their daily earnings should be 60 ZBT. Although the returns are quite high, I'm still worried that such a large airdrop might bring even more selling pressure. In about a week, there will also be the second round of Binance Booster's airdrop, which is quite substantial. I really admire Tang Boss's big-picture thinking. The listing has brought significant gains but also a lot of pressure. Unfortunately, I'm just a scumbag. I can't talk about feelings; I have to talk about returns. I'm not shorting, but for now, I'm considering selling the remaining tokens before the massive airdrop. That said, I do plan to buy back later.