Clip Coupons Project: The Truth Behind the "Free Lunch" in the Crypto World

In 2019, the crypto world experienced a wave of Clip Coupons frenzy. Various websites were filled with all sorts of "free coin" advertisements, from earning rewards by walking to earning rewards through trading coins, and even receiving tokens just by registering. These projects that allowed users to obtain tokens without spending money not only attracted insiders from the crypto world but also drew in many outsiders. Office workers rushed to Clip Coupons after work, and elderly people no longer queued up to grab discounted goods; everyone was involved in this seemingly "falling pie" activity.

However, we can't help but ask: Can we achieve financial freedom solely by Clip Coupons?

There is an old saying: "There is no such thing as a free lunch." This phrase reveals a simple truth: it is impossible to gain without giving. Due to the scarcity of resources, things that seem free often hide costs.

In most cases, when you are trying to Clip Coupons, it is very likely that someone is secretly pulling the wool from your body.

In the crypto world, Clip Coupons projects can generally be divided into two categories: one is to clip large coins, and the other is to clip new coins.

Projects that clip coupons on major coins typically require users to put in a lot of effort to achieve substantial returns. For example, in August 2019, there was a project that promised users that by simply registering an account and completing real-name authentication, they could receive 0.1 EOS (approximately 1.7 yuan) every day.

Leaving aside the possibility that the exchange might hold EOS itself, once users complete registration, they have the potential to use the platform. This behavior of Clip Coupons can essentially be seen as a form of indirect advertising. Moreover, providing such important personal privacy information (such as phone number, ID card, selfie, personal signature, etc.) to unknown entities can only yield a daily return of 1.7 yuan; whether this transaction is worth it is obvious.

In addition to registering to receive rewards, there are many diverse ways to Clip Coupons, such as apps that pay you for walking or projects that make money by referring others. These projects often require users to either recruit others like crazy or ultimately must recharge to withdraw coins. Participants would be lucky if they don't lose money, let alone achieve financial freedom.

As for clipping coupons for new coins, the returns are usually negligible. Taking the EIDOS project, which once congested the EOS network, as an example, it allowed users to transfer any amount of EOS to a designated account to receive airdrops during its early coin issuance. In just two days, the trading volume of EIDOS exceeded 15 million, attracting many exchanges to list the coin. However, the good times did not last long, as EIDOS plummeted over 80% in a single day, and the project team subsequently launched their own trading platform. It was then that participants realized they had actually been part of a large marketing campaign all along. Upon reflection, how could a coin that everyone can easily obtain possibly be truly valuable?

The crypto world, as an emerging industry, although not large in scale, is exceptionally competitive. Project teams often use airdrops to attract users, and most investors join various Clip Coupons projects in order not to miss out on potential "hundredfold coin" opportunities. In the end, what they often get is just a pile of worthless air coins.

Connections, time, electricity fees, internet fees, and even personal privacy are all intangible assets of each individual. On the surface, you are Clip Coupons, but in reality, the project party is extracting these intangible assets from you. The project party may run away with your funds after draining you, or find ways to kick you out, in order to welcome real consumer users. This kind of behavior of abandoning the donkey after the grind is not uncommon.

As a host once said: "When you feel a tremendous benefit suddenly appearing before you, you must remain vigilant. This may not be a blessing from above, but a test from the devil." Students need to study hard to have the opportunity for the college entrance examination; farmers must engage in spring planting and autumn harvesting to reap abundant fruits; even those big shots in the crypto world who are already financially free once invested a lot of money in purchasing coins and mining in the early days. So why, in today's crypto world where everyone wants to share a piece of the pie, does an opportunity for financial freedom suddenly appear just by filling out a few forms?

If there were really a way to get rich without any effort, it would probably only be through buying lottery tickets.