Two recent activities launched by a major platform have attracted the attention of numerous bloggers, traders, and yield farmers.
The first is a monthly leaderboard event for active community members, with the Top 200 sharing 0.25% of the platform's tokens as incentives. The second targets $DUSD holders, offering rewards through trading or providing liquidity. Notably, users can also earn additional points if they trade using a mainstream wallet or register via an invitation link from a certain ecosystem platform.
This multi-layered incentive model effectively stimulates user engagement — from trading depth to community activity and ecosystem collaboration, forming a complete value cycle. For users looking to earn more on the platform, these activities are definitely worth paying attention to.
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SerumSquirrel
· 20h ago
Once again, the same old tactics: leaderboard events, liquidity mining, wallet rebates... Basically, they just want to bring retail investors in as bagholders.
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1. top200 0.25% split? How many people would it take to divide that into a number, lol
2. Every time they talk about a complete value cycle, but in the end, you still have to do the legwork yourself
3. Extra bonuses sound great, but in reality, half of the gas fees are eaten up
4. Another nested incentive scheme—does it have to be so complicated?
5. Multi-level structures just mean more effort; direct airdrops are way simpler
6. DUSD holders-only? They’re just dividing users again
7. I’ve seen too many invitation link rebates, I’m tired of them
8. Entry barriers are getting higher and higher; I understand they’re filtering users
9. Trading depth, liquidity... they sound nice, but actually, they’re just increasing trading volume
10. You have to use a designated wallet to get bonuses? This is a covert way to promote the ecosystem
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SchrodingerGas
· 20h ago
It's that same incentive framework again... Top 200 shares 0.25%. How much would you need to pay to break even? This is a typical second-order game equilibrium — it looks multi-layered, but in reality, it's just outsourcing the interaction costs to users through referral links.
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ser_ngmi
· 20h ago
It's that time of the year for the points farm again. Splitting those tokens among the Top 200 doesn't do much. Let's see if the $DUSD yield bonus is reliable before making any moves.
Two recent activities launched by a major platform have attracted the attention of numerous bloggers, traders, and yield farmers.
The first is a monthly leaderboard event for active community members, with the Top 200 sharing 0.25% of the platform's tokens as incentives. The second targets $DUSD holders, offering rewards through trading or providing liquidity. Notably, users can also earn additional points if they trade using a mainstream wallet or register via an invitation link from a certain ecosystem platform.
This multi-layered incentive model effectively stimulates user engagement — from trading depth to community activity and ecosystem collaboration, forming a complete value cycle. For users looking to earn more on the platform, these activities are definitely worth paying attention to.