2025-12-18 09:20:25

Recently participating in some Web3 ecosystem events, my ranking hasn't improved yet, but I keep at it. To be honest, my motivation doesn't come from luck but from gradually understanding the true value of these activities — which is much deeper than just surface-level points or rewards.

Given the current market environment, opportunities are limited. What's more disheartening is that there are very few activities where you can see tangible feedback and value in a short period. These types of ecosystem activities happen to fill that gap — they allow for quick market feedback and enable participants to truly understand the project's and ecosystem's operational logic. Instead of waiting for a big market surge, it's better to accumulate experience and opportunities through these detailed activities.

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CountdownToBroke

· 2025-12-19 20:39

Really, instead of obsessing over rankings every day, it's better to think more about the ecosystem logic. Persisting in these detailed activities can truly reveal the true nature of the project. Laying the foundation during a bear market is the right approach. But to be honest, most people are just here to try their luck. Those waiting for the market to turn around will never catch up with those who are rooted here. Deep understanding > point rewards; this awareness is valuable.

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AirdropLicker

· 2025-12-18 11:44

Persisting indeed proves to be worthwhile, much better than those overnight wealth dreams. Focusing on building the ecosystem calmly is much better than being anxious about rankings. Speaking of this sense of沉淀, it really resonated with me; true substance lies in the details. Let's put rankings aside for now; understanding the project logic truly changes people. With your mindset, you're much more clear-headed than most people. Not blowing smoke or blackening, this is indeed the right way to accumulate quietly. Details and activities create the gap, I agree with this approach.

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FOMOmonster

· 2025-12-18 09:48

If your ranking hasn't improved, keep working at it. It shows you've truly understood. I'm the same way—at first, I was just aiming for points, but later I realized that understanding the ecological logic is the most valuable thing. Waiting for a big market? Haha, rather than giving up, it's better to master the details since we're just idling anyway. Honestly, there aren't many people who dare to seriously participate in ecological activities now, which is an advantage in itself. Hang in there, brother. Your ranking will catch up sooner or later. Understanding the concept thoroughly is the key to long-term gains; the points are just a bonus.

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RetroHodler91

· 2025-12-18 09:43

Alright, this logic does have some points, but I still think it's a bit awkward if the ranking can't improve. --- Sounds good, but the real test is whether you actually spend money on it. --- I understand what you mean, but honestly, most people participate in this event mainly for the airdrop, right? --- The idea of "experience > profit" has been heard too many times; in the end, it still depends on whether there's actual return. --- Gradually understanding the value... Friend, are you comforting yourself or actually gaining something? --- Accumulating experience through detailed activities sounds like self-hypnosis, but trying it out can't hurt, right? --- Wait, are you sure you're not just looking for an excuse for not making the list? --- I agree with this idea, but only if this activity can really give you something. --- If you didn't make the ranking but still persist, it's either faith or you're trapped.

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DAOdreamer

· 2025-12-18 09:22

Really, compared to those empty slogans about big pancakes, this kind of ecosystem-based approach is more reliable. Keep at it, the rankings will eventually reflect it; the key is to maintain the right mindset. Instead of constantly watching the charts and waiting for market movements, it's better to thoroughly understand the project's logic during this period—what you're earning is experience. Don't just focus on surface-level scores; ecosystem activities are about laying the foundation. That's how I think about it now. The higher the participation now, the better. When the wind turns, it will be your time, brother.

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