2025-12-26 12:27:35

The reward center design of a certain leading exchange is quite interesting, especially the detailed guidance tailored for beginners.

The entire process is broken down into several stages: registration, deposit, trading. Each completed stage comes with corresponding rewards. The benefit of this approach is that beginners can experience it step by step without being overwhelmed by complex operations from the start, earning incentives while becoming familiar with the platform, making the experience very user-friendly. From a product design perspective, this step-by-step reward model can indeed improve new user retention and activity, making users feel like they are growing step by step.

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LiquidityNinja

· 3h ago

This reward logic is indeed quite cunning, gradually enticing you into the trap.

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ForkPrince

· 3h ago

I see through this trick; they first give you a sweet taste to make you addicted, then they cut back all the trading fees later, haha.

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ChainPoet

· 3h ago

This reward logic is excellent, progressing step by step without any issues. It's indeed easy for beginners to get addicted. Giving treats step by step, psychology is nailed down... but honestly, I have to question how much the conversion rate can be. Wow, it's the same system again, every company is copying it. Where's the differentiation? Register for some points, recharge for some points, trade for some points... alright, I admit it's quite sticky. I'm just worried that users will run after tasting the sweetness; retention afterward still depends on the product itself.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 3h ago

Really, I think I’ve got this guiding logic figured out. Giving treats in stages, beginners are indeed easily hooked, but on the other hand, the experience is truly comfortable.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 3h ago

This guiding logic really taps into the psychology of beginners, gradually giving them a taste of success—who can resist that? Really? It feels like the exchange I registered on isn't as thoughtful; it just leaves people confused. Creating a sense of achievement step by step is brilliant, much more reliable than blindly throwing airdrops. But I'm worried they might pull some tricks later on... This time, the product manager definitely has ideas, knowing how to keep the "leeks" (new users) engaged—I mean, how to retain users, haha. Will the deposit stage require a higher amount? I'm thinking about giving it a try. Basically, they've just made the original beginner tasks more enticing, but whether the tricks are understood—industry players all play the same game. How's the incentive amount? Don't want to end up feeling like it's just free riding in the end.

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SnapshotStriker

· 3h ago

This incentive process indeed hits the pain points of beginners, progressing step by step to avoid discouragement.

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