Giza Season 2 Airdrop: How To MAXIMIZE Points | Step-by Step Guide

Okay, here's a summary of the video about the Giza Protocol Airdrop Season 2 and the presenter's take on it.

The video dives into the Giza Protocol airdrop, focusing on how to maximize points for Season 2. The core strategy involves using Giza's Arma AI agent to earn yield on stablecoins, which is highlighted as the primary way to qualify for the airdrop points, rather than simply holding or staking the Giza token itself. The presenter is very bullish on Giza's technology, especially its AI agents and security features, seeing it as a strong opportunity for stablecoin holders looking for yield and potential airdrop rewards.

Here are the key points and details from the video:

• The Giza Protocol airdrop Season 2 is currently active, and the main way to earn points is by using the Arma AI agent.
• Arma requires you to deposit stablecoins, specifically USDC, which the AI agents then deploy to earn yields for you by rotating capital across different protocols and chains.
• A full step-by-step guide for Season 2 and an overview of Giza Protocol are available on boxmining.com, including a good summary written by the AI tool Manis.
• The presenter is personally super bullish on Giza, noting that it's currently in price discovery mode and hitting new all-time highs around 33 cents with a market cap of 24 million, suggesting lots of room for growth.
• Despite being bullish, the presenter sold all of their Giza token airdrop at 32 cents to rotate that capital back into USDC within the Giza Tech's Arma agent.
• The reason for this strategy is that Season 2 airdrop points are primarily focused on using Arma and deploying capital there. This became clear after checking the airdrop leaderboard – staking the Giza token wasn't earning points.
• Giza's Arma agents aim to generate significantly higher yields than static stablecoin positions through continuous market optimization. They've already facilitated over $40 million in volume.
• The presenter feels Giza is "super under farmed" given the $40 million volume figure, especially considering how long the Arma agents have been out.
• Giza has serious investors funding the project and helping with technical deployments. A notable recent partnership is with RE7 Capital, which deposited $500,000 USDC into the Arma agent for testing.
• The presenter was drawn to Giza after the Mode Network airdrop, where Giza was the biggest AI agent product. The initial action was depositing USDC for yields.
• A key experience that solidified the presenter's trust in Giza was during a Mode Network exploit involving a DEX aggregator. Giza was also using that aggregator but detected the issue and instantly withdrew the presenter's position, protecting their capital. This demonstrated the protective capability of the AI agents.
• This security feature is attributed to Giza using on-chain zero knowledge machine learning technology (ZKML), which the presenter finds "super underrated" and "very nerdy," but sees it as revolutionary tech. They are "in it for the tech."
• Giza Protocol is considered a really good option for stablecoin yield right now, with a current net APR around 15%. The presenter thinks now is the best time to capitalize while volume might still be relatively low.
• Earning significant passive income likely requires a larger position in Arma. The presenter deployed 8,830 USDC, which is 5% to 6% of their stables, going against their usual 1% rule due to the positive past experience with Giza's security.
• For those looking to re-enter the Giza token itself, the presenter suggests 17 cents as a potential buying zone based on simple support/resistance flip analysis, with a cut loss below the next swing low. However, the current focus for airdrop farming is using Arma.
• Beyond deploying capital in Arma, Season 2 points can also be earned by interacting with the testnet, which the presenter plans to explore further.
• The presenter sold their Giza token because staking it wasn't giving Season 2 airdrop points based on the leaderboard and there are currently no governance proposals active via Giza's snapshot page. It doesn't make sense for "min/maxing" airdrop farming points right now.
• The plan is to skim some USDC from Arma and rotate it back into Giza token when staking becomes relevant for points or when the first governance proposal is introduced, ideally pairing that move with favorable price action.
• The presenter remains super bullish on Giza overall, believing they can be the first mover for autonomous financial markets and highlighting their quiet partnerships with large institutional players focused on AI niches.
• An AI tool called Manis was mentioned as helpful for fetching the latest data and summarizing research, which can then be cross-checked and thought about critically.