2026-01-07 10:28:55

Gate's recent major moves are worth paying attention to. First, they acquired ADEN perpetual contract exchange, expanding their derivatives trading landscape, followed by the launch of a points incentive program.

This points mechanism is essentially designed to connect three things: users' trading behavior, platform activity, and the long-term healthy development of the ecosystem. Rather than just a marketing gimmick, it's more like giving benefits to users who genuinely participate in building the platform—accumulating points through trading and interaction, which can then be exchanged for real rewards.

According to disclosed information, the points activity is being rolled out in phases, with the first phase officially launched. This progressive approach is more sticky than a one-time large giveaway and can more effectively guide sustained participation. For exchanges, it's a way to attract active users and deepen trading; for users, it's a tangible incentive in the platform's development. It's a relatively pragmatic approach to ecosystem operation.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-10 09:37

What’s going on, another points activity, how long can this routine last --- After acquiring ADEN, they immediately launched an event. Their speed is still impressive --- Progressive welfare distribution is indeed more satisfying than a one-time drop, it can retain users --- The more frequent the transactions, the more points you earn. I understand this logic, it all depends on what can be redeemed --- It’s called ecosystem operation in a nice way, but honestly it’s just to boost transaction volume --- Interesting, let’s see what tricks can be played in the first phase --- The key to the points system is whether the redemption value is truly genuine --- With the expansion of the derivative product landscape, user activity must also keep up

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SmartContractRebel

· 01-10 08:31

I am an old veteran, and this points system seems to be quite sincere. However, progressive distribution is indeed more effective at retaining people than a one-time airdrop, just worried about potential devaluation later. Acquiring ADEN is to fill in the derivatives part, the overall landscape is changing. It would be great if points could be exchanged for real money, and not just some misleading points. If this wave of operations can be sustained, it shows that Gate truly intends to operate the ecosystem properly.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-09 14:52

Haha, this wave of staged point distribution is okay, better than dumping everything at once. --- Both acquisitions and incentives, Gate is trying to fill the ecosystem. --- Progressive gameplay sounds nice, but honestly, it's just to prevent user loss and keep people engaged. --- Points for rewards? It depends on the exchange ratio; otherwise, it's all just virtual. --- Contract exchanges + point mechanisms, it's a bit of something, but can it survive until the next cycle? --- This kind of routine is played by every exchange, it all depends on execution. --- Accumulating points for rewards, there must be real benefits, don't let it be just a gimmick again. --- Gate is playing chess, a combo of derivatives + incentives. --- Launching in phases sounds stable, but my main concern is whether the transaction fees will be discounted. --- Pragmatic operation? I think it's just the internet growth tactics moved into the crypto space.

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MrRightClick

· 01-07 10:59

Progressive gameplay is indeed smarter than one-time big spending, but the key still depends on whether the exchange rate for point redemption will be diluted.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 01-07 10:58

A combination of acquisitions and point incentives, it really looks like a game of chess. But we have to wait and see if the subsequent redemption items are worth it, and hope it's not the same old point devaluation trick.

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VibesOverCharts

· 01-07 10:58

Oh wow, Gate's points gameplay this time is pretty interesting. Finally, it's not the typical one-round quick profit scheme to cut leeks. Taking it step by step really understands human nature better, and it keeps people excited, which is much more reliable than throwing money in all at once. Acquiring ADEN can also be seen as a strategic move; everyone wants a piece of the derivatives cake. It all depends on whether they can truly retain users. By the way, what exactly can these points be exchanged for? Has anyone figured it out, or is it just another scheme that looks good but is actually hard to redeem?

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TradingNightmare

· 01-07 10:56

I've seen this points mechanism trick many times before. Let's see how long Gate can last without devaluing.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 01-07 10:51

It sounds like Gate is starting to stir again, acquiring ADEN and implementing a points mechanism. This approach is quite solid. --- Can points be exchanged for real money? Or is it just another hollow scheme? --- Progressive release is indeed more sticky than one-time big spending, but it depends on the actual exchange value. We've seen enough air coins. --- Will the trading depth improve after ADEN is integrated? The key is whether trading pairs are increased. --- Points and incentives again, but in the end, the exchange is the one raising fees. Old tricks. --- Wait, has the first phase already started? Why don't I see any activity page? --- It does seem like they are building a complete ecological closed-loop, but it depends on whether they can really implement it in the follow-up.

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CryptoTherapist

· 01-07 10:32

ngl, this points rewards architecture is basically gate trying to rewire our trading dopamine loops. the phased rollout? classic behavioral conditioning pattern. they're not just giving us tokens, they're systematizing our addiction to the platform. kinda genius actually, not gonna lie.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 01-07 10:30

It's clear that Gate has really put in effort this time, acquiring ADEN and implementing a points mechanism. From an ROI perspective, this design is quite clever. Progressive incentives indeed offer a better computational reward ratio for user retention, more than doubling the effectiveness compared to a one-time airdrop.

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