2026-01-02 14:22:39

Recently obsessed with airdrop project research and investment. Today I discovered a project called OpenMind, downloaded the app to test the waters.

The project gameplay is very simple—walk steps to accumulate points, unlock robots to upgrade. Sounds good, but when it came to the final step in operation, I got stuck. Tried for a long time but still couldn't figure it out, which was quite frustrating. Will continue tomorrow to see if I can break through this bottleneck.

From a project perspective, OpenMind has indeed put effort into AI + robots, and the app interface looks quite professional. Overall, I feel this project has some strength, at least not like those trash projects that run away immediately. According to the classification of airdrop projects, this can be considered a medium-level opportunity.

The biggest regret is that I joined a bit late. It would have been better if I had discovered it earlier. Now I am mainly looking for similar projects. Is there anyone else researching this type of airdrop opportunities?

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MetaNeighbor

· 8h ago

Getting stuck is so common; you have to try repeatedly each time. I should have known not to enter so late; now it's all these pitfalls.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 8h ago

Getting stuck on the last step is really annoying, usually due to bugs or setup issues. But the OpenMind interface is definitely more reliable than those shoddy ones, it has some substance. This kind of mid-tier project is really about steady play; don't expect to get rich overnight. That said, whether it's late or not to participate mainly depends on the subsequent airdrop incentives; joining early doesn't necessarily mean you'll be better off than joining later.

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ForkTrooper

· 8h ago

Getting stuck is really frustrating, but OpenMind still feels quite legitimate and reliable compared to those flashy schemes. I wish I had gotten in this morning; now I can only research whether there are similar opportunities. The most annoying thing about these projects is the UI experience. If it's smooth, you've already won half the battle. The competition in the airdrop track is so fierce; entering late means paying this price. Does anyone know about OpenMind's future rights and benefits plan? Or do we still need to keep observing?

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 8h ago

Getting stuck just try a few more times; early-stage projects often go through this kind of tinkering.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 8h ago

Bro, is this card stuck a bug? I've also encountered this awkward situation. Another "I should have known" story, this is the fate of airdrops. The OpenMind interface is pretty good, but we'll see if it cools down later.

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ILCollector

· 8h ago

Getting stuck is indeed frustrating, but projects that you can stick with are still worth checking out. Another late discovery... I should have jumped on it earlier. OpenMind and similar projects that can run for a while are better than those that run three times a day. Step count tasks sound simple, but in practice, they always cause some issues. Hmm, this one seems a bit different, let's keep an eye on it. No point in regretting if you join late; the key is how the market moves afterward. Is anyone here exploiting these kinds of tasks? Please connect me. How long can the earning from step count games last? It always feels uncertain. The most legitimate app interfaces are often the easiest to fall into traps. Robot unlocking and upgrading? That sounds a bit suspicious.

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