2026-01-15 05:24:02

The season event for Little Fox Wallet is about to come to an end, so if you haven't participated yet, now is the time to act. New users can receive 500 points upon registration, and this zero-investment opportunity is definitely worth a try.

However, I want to remind everyone: don't rush to aggressively trade high-risk instruments like perpetual contracts. To be honest, those who used to make quick profits in the past have all learned their lessons. The exchange's event design is quite clever—trading more aggressively often results in greater losses.

It seems that many people have accumulated a bunch of POAPs but haven't used them yet, and liquidity for this asset is indeed an issue. Whether to participate depends entirely on your risk appetite, but never go in with the mindset of "definitely want to make money." Just treat the season rewards as rewards.

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SilentAlpha

· 13h ago

I would definitely exploit 500 points for free, but perpetual contracts are really a trap. I've seen through it long ago. --- POAPs pile up like mountains, liquidity is really bad, whoever takes over will be unlucky. --- Ultimately, it's a mindset issue. Don't expect to get rich quick. Just play if you want, and don't blame others if you lose. --- Everyone who farms tokens is the same, celebrating early and lying flat later. I'm here just to get freebies now—if there's a deal, don't be a bastard and not take it. --- Risk appetite is something most people overestimate about themselves. --- Keep pushing contracts to the limit, which is like giving money to the exchange. Many people still haven't figured out this broken logic.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 13h ago

Earning 500 points for free is really tempting, but I've seen too many pitfalls with this exchange; avoid the contracts at all costs. A bunch of POAPs are piling up unsold, the liquidity is truly problematic. I'm not aiming for guaranteed profit; just doing it for some benefits.

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RuntimeError

· 13h ago

Earning 500 points for free isn't a loss, but really, don't mess around in the contract. That thing is just a cash crop harvester. POAPs pile up but no one wants them. How to sell? The liquidity for this stuff is really poor. Keep a proper mindset; treat event benefits as benefits, don't think about getting rich overnight. I've seen through it long ago—trying to make quick money always ends up with you losing money. A lesson learned. The more aggressively you manipulate the contract, the worse the losses. A bloody lesson.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 13h ago

Earning 500 points for free is indeed great, but I really won't touch perpetuals anymore. How many times did I get liquidated before I learned my lesson? POAPs are piling up and no one wants them. These things have terrible liquidity, so it's better to just honestly enjoy the benefits. Don't be fooled by exchanges. They claim to have promotions, but they're actually harvesting. The more they hype it up, the more you lose.

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ChainComedian

· 13h ago

It's totally fine to get 500 points for free, but really don't be reckless and try perpetuals. I've seen too many people lose so much they have nothing left but their underwear. As for that pile of POAPs, honestly, they're not very useful. Holding them still costs Gas, so it's better to just ignore them.

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RooftopVIP

· 13h ago

Huh, no one wants my POAP collection? I just got it for free.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 13h ago

Earning 500 points for free is still worth grabbing, but I advise you not to touch perpetual contracts—they're too risky. Stacking up POAPs into a mountain won't get you out; that's the real heartbreak.

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