Spotted a community campaign throwing around $1k in SOL — pretty generous if you ask me.

The mechanics? Create content hyping their token, slap on a specific hashtag, drop your link somewhere. Standard Web3 playbook, really.

What caught my eye isn't the giveaway itself (we've all seen dozens), but how projects are leaning harder into short-video platforms for exposure. TikTok's algorithm can launch a coin from obscurity to trending faster than any CEX listing these days.

Though here's the thing — most of these community-driven pumps fizzle out within weeks. The ones that stick usually have something beyond incentivized shilling. Just saying.

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AirdropHarvester

· 11-29 16:52

Haha, short videos have really changed the game, but to be honest, most of them are still a flash in the pan.

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RunWithRugs

· 11-29 16:51

1k SOL sounds like a lot, but it's just a trap, it's the rhythm of playing people for suckers after cashing out. 2 This thing called TikTok is really bull, it's even stronger than exchanges, but lacks staying power. 3 Still the same saying, without real stuff it's just air, sooner or later it will cool down. 4 You can see this kind of activity every week, wake up everyone, don't get played for suckers again. 5 Creating content, tagging, posting links, I've been tired of this trap for three years. 6 The traps in the crypto world are becoming more transparent, yet nobody cares. 7 If you ask me, any project that can last for a month is already considered good. 8 Community activities may be lively, but what can really rise still relies on luck and timing. 9 It looks like charity, but it's actually a disguised harvest, those who understand get it. 10 TikTok's algorithm is indeed fierce, but what happened to the hyped coins in the end?

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