In the field of Airdrops, there are some common misconceptions that need clarification. Although theoretically high rewards can reach 100U, the actual situation is often different. Many high-reward tasks may only offer actual rewards of around 40-50U. Additionally, the first-come, first-served mechanism is not as easy as it seems. This method may actually prolong the overall cycle for participants, making it difficult to achieve the goal of completing five Airdrop tasks within 15 days. It is worth noting that when assessing the average returns of first-come, first-served tasks, we should maintain consistency and reasonableness. If the average return of three tasks is 50U, then the average return of five tasks should not suddenly drop to 40U; such a calculation seems somewhat illogical. Overall, participants in Airdrops need to have a more comprehensive and realistic understanding of various factors to avoid developing unrealistic expectations.