2026-01-02 20:21:40

Friends following the AGI robot track should pay attention to a detail. OpenMind AGI recently emphasized the importance of linking social media accounts—they clearly stated that your linked social media accounts are likely to be considered in future incentive plans and community role assignments.

This may seem like a small matter, but it really shouldn't be overlooked. Many people think that early account verification is useless, only to realize during project launch airdrops or community governance that it was crucial. By then, it might be too late. Early bird truly has advantages.

If you're interested in this project, why not link your social media accounts now? You might find it useful someday.

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0xSherlock

· 7h ago

Oh no, it's the same old trick. I've seen through it long ago. Trust me, hurry up and lock in, or you'll only hurt yourself. Those who didn't follow this time will regret it. Airdrops are all about who reacts fastest. Just lock in first, it doesn't take any effort anyway. I don't really believe in incentives, but just to be safe, I did it. Early birds always profit, and this time it should be no different.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 23h ago

Binding your account really shouldn't be delayed. When the airdrop arrives, it will be too late to regret. --- It's the same old story. Early birds can scoop up the deals, latecomers can only watch in vain. --- OpenMind's recent moves are quite clever, understanding the project team's intentions. --- Community governance allocation quotas, having an account or not, can the treatment be the same? That's unlikely. --- Getting verified early might be a bit troublesome, but it's worth it compared to the regrets later. --- I think, these small details often determine how much you can finally get. --- Here we go again, every project says account importance, so why is this time especially emphasized? --- If you don't bind now, you'll have to fix it later, which is a hassle. Just get it done now. --- The incentive plan depends on account weight? Then I need to consider it carefully. --- Early birds have bugs to eat—that's an unchanging truth. --- It's a small matter to look at, but at critical moments, it becomes a big deal. I've already bound mine. --- Community verification can easily be overlooked, but you'll regret it once the airdrop comes. --- Exactly, doing this little homework now will save you a lot of trouble later.

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RugDocScientist

· 23h ago

Binding accounts can easily be overlooked, but you'll regret it once the airdrop arrives. It's never too early to take action; it only takes a few minutes anyway. These small details in the early stages of projects often determine how much you can earn later. I don't understand why some people only realize this at the last minute.

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just_another_fish

· 23h ago

I've seen this kind of thing many times, early birds must secure their spots. Have you linked it? What are you hesitating for? Another airdrop hint, be smarter, everyone. Verification really can't wait; there are always too many who regret it later. That's what they say, but I'm just worried it might be another PPT project.

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SorryRugPulled

· 23h ago

Another routine of binding accounts, I've seen it all before --- Every project claims to do this, but what’s the result? Still crashes as usual --- Alright, the sooner you do it, the sooner you enjoy it. It’s not a hassle anyway --- Wait, is this hinting at a big move coming up? --- Got it, it’s just fear of missing the airdrop --- If you don’t bind now, you’ll regret it later --- They want me to bind accounts and wait, so exhausting --- The logic isn’t wrong; being early really has its advantages --- But first, let me ask, is this project reliable... --- Binding again, so what? It all depends on how the project turns out

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ZenMiner

· 23h ago

Another account-binding scheme, but this time it's really worth paying attention to Early verified users can indeed pick up bargains and won't suffer losses Just bind it first, it won't take more than a few minutes anyway Every time they say early bird has advantages, the result is that early users get cut a wave of chives Be cautious, don't be fooled by the airdrop illusion and lose money Feels similar to some previous projects' routines, first they want you to bind your account Honestly, these kinds of requirements are basically for preparing subsequent harvests But there are indeed a few projects that are genuine, it just depends on whether OpenMind is one of them Just killing time anyway, so might as well bind it I've seen this routine many times, but not binding it would be even more disadvantageous, a contradiction

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