I recently observed the operational moves of a leading Web3 platform, and it's quite interesting.

The number of participants has already exceeded 300,000, and these are not just casual clicks—these are users who are genuinely investing real money to complete tasks. This is real engagement.

More importantly, the incentive design—this time there are no tricks. They put up 10,000 tokens as a prize pool, which is then evenly distributed among all OAT holders who persist in completing the tasks. No hunger marketing, no cutthroat competition based on who arrives first; participation guarantees a share. If you stick with it until the end, your rewards are assured.

This approach actually tests the project's genuine popularity and user stickiness more effectively. It doesn't rely on scarcity to entice users but uses transparent rules to give participants clear expectations. Judging by the number of participants, the results are quite good.