2026-01-10 19:34:18

A project that recently raised 12 million in funding has been quite popular—ETHGas, mainly focused on the Gas fee rebate mechanism. Someone shared their participation data: they spent 0.3764 ETH on Gas fees and ultimately received 180 Beans tokens, which is a pretty good return.

If you're interested, the process is very simple: log in with your Twitter account, connect your frequently used wallet address, and then share on Twitter to participate. The entire process has low barriers, making it especially suitable for users who want to experience this kind of new mechanism. Gas ID and Beans tokens can be claimed on the project page, and just follow the steps to complete the process.

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staking_gramps

· 01-10 20:04

Hey, how come so many people are still buying into this rebate mechanism? It feels like a scam. 180 Beans for 0.3 ETH, we’ll have to see how they sell out later. It's that Twitter login again, so annoying. Every time, I have to authorize a bunch of things. Gas fee rebate? Feels like another meme coin coming. The 12 million in funding is just sitting here. Can it really be implemented?

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CryptoPhoenix

· 01-10 20:04

It's another "kickback mechanism"... I've seen too many of these before. How long this wave can last is uncertain. Just a Beans token, let's wait until it launches on an exchange. No matter how loud they hype now, I don't believe it. 0.3764 ETH for 180 tokens? We need real trading data to prove if it's worth anything. Simplicity is simplicity, but projects with low barriers often have many traps. What we need is the wisdom to pass through cycles, not just temporary enthusiasm. Trying out a small gas fee to test the waters is fine; just don't go all in. History has already taught us lessons. If it really offers kickbacks, that's a good thing. The question is whether this token can eventually be exchanged for real money... Energy conservation applies; there's no free lunch in this world. The returns look promising, but I'm more concerned about the true background of the project team. Raising 12 million sounds decent. I don't know why, but seeing this kind of thing gives me a bit of PTSD. Maybe I've been burned too many times, haha. If this truly is an opportunity, we should thank the market's test. I'll wait until I calm down and take another look.

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NFTRegretter

· 01-10 19:57

180 Beans? That's interesting, but can this gas rebate mechanism really be sustained? Another fundraising project, let's try it first and see. Wait, has the Beans token been listed on an exchange? Is there liquidity? Such high rebates... what about the risks? Are there enough participants? I don't really believe this kind of mechanism can operate long-term; history is repeating itself.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 01-10 19:49

180 Beans sounds okay, but the problem is whether this coin can be sold later...

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blocksnark

· 01-10 19:41

So this Gas fee rebate can really make money? 180 Beans sounds pretty tempting. Wait, is this kind of return a one-time thing or can you keep earning? I'm a bit tempted but I feel like something's off... Is it true? Such a simple mechanism can raise 12 million in funding? I just want to ask if the people who actually ran it found Beans to be valuable later on. Lower threshold means more airdrops early on... it could be worthless later, so panic. Let's try it out, anyway my Twitter account is already pretty wild. Wait, let me first see if anyone has fallen into a trap. Isn't this just a gas optimization with a different shell? Why call it a new mechanism? 180 coins sounds like a lot, how much is that in USD? When will I stop making this kind of calculation?

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