I hold ETH and I don't want to sell it. Can it farm airdrops while I keep my exposure?
Most people think farming means swapping your bag for something else. Here, the best moves cost effort, not your position: free testnets and daily activity touch none of your ETH, and the one step that does use it (Felix) lets you keep ETH as collateral instead of selling it.
Free. Tick off each stop as you go; it remembers where you are.
Open your ETH wallet and write down one number: the most ETH you would risk locking as collateral. Everything else stays untouched. Then connect that wallet to Base App and make your first action.
You hold ETH and want to keep the upside. So the route leans on low-risk, no-sale moves first: free activity and testnets. Only then does it put a small slice of ETH to work as collateral, with a wide safety margin. No token is confirmed for most of these, so treat every step as a position, not a payout.
- + eth you refuse to sell
- + an ethereum wallet
- + a rule: no selling the core bag
- + a few minutes a day
Document your no-sell route in public: what you did, what it cost, what went wrong. A real track record from someone who kept their ETH is rare and trusted. It builds reputation that can matter in its own right, and it is honest, not a trick.
Most people will not do this. That is why it works.
A dashboard that tracks your collateral health, your ETH price and your daily farming tasks in one place, so you farm without risking your bag.
- Shows your liquidation distance at a glance
- Alerts you when ETH drops toward your danger zone
- Daily checklist for Base, Fhenix and Felix tasks
- Logs gas spent against points earned
- Weekly summary of what you did and what it cost
Build a Google Sheet with your collateral, borrowed amount and a live ETH price formula, plus a column for liquidation distance. Then connect a free Telegram bot builder to message you when the distance drops below a number you pick.
Every route uncovers something nobody has built yet. Building it is the highest-leverage move in web3: builders get the grants, the developer airdrops and the users.
- 2 minutes: check your ETH price against your Felix position
- 5 minutes: one small Base App action for the daily points
- Weekly: one Fhenix testnet session of about 10 minutes
- Weekly: write down what you did in a simple sheet
- Minting feUSD near your limit. A sharp ETH drop can liquidate your collateral, and that is the one way you lose your ETH.
- Fake airdrop sites and DMs. Use only official links and never sign blind approvals.
- Bridging through random links. Only use the route linked from the project's official site.
- Treating any of this as guaranteed. Most of these have no confirmed token.
“Keep your ETH. Stack your edge. Let's go.”
Terry Ajayi · @web3wikis
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- Start · where you areeth you refuse to sell, an ethereum wallet, a rule: no selling the core bag, a few minutes a day
It costs you none of your ETH exposure. Base App has a daily-engagement points system, and Coinbase has said it is exploring a BASE token. That is not a promise, but early activity positions you.
- Set up Base App with the wallet you will use for farming
- Do a small daily action: post, trade a tiny amount, or use a mini-app
- Keep your main ETH stack out of the wallet you experiment with
Cost: Near zero, just small gas fees · Time: 10 minutes to set up, then 5 minutes a day- Destination: positioned