2026-01-08 15:27:44

Over 3 million DUSK in the reward pool, at first glance, it does seem easy to associate with common crypto schemes—exaggerated numbers, quick wealth, viral spread. But the design of this activity goes against the usual approach.

Its core logic is very clear: stable, dedicated participation should be recognized. In other words, long-term, creative contributions are more valuable than one-time hot trends or clever speculation. It sounds simple, but executing it is quite particular.

The task mechanism embodies this idea. It may seem uncomplicated, but in reality, the rules are strict. Participants need to complete a series of specific tasks to qualify for the main rewards. The benefit of this design is obvious—it filters out those just hoping to try their luck, and truly attracts participants who are willing to invest time and have genuine interest.

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BankruptWorker

· 01-09 01:52

Hmm... I've seen this tactic too many times, but this time it does feel a bit different. Long-term participation is more cost-effective than riding the trend; in theory, that's correct, but I'm just worried that the execution might distort it again. The strict rules and regulations—on the surface, it's about filtering genuine users; frankly, it's just a high barrier... it takes time. But to be fair, being able to filter out those who are just relying on luck is indeed worth it.

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· 01-08 15:57

Take a deep breath, finally seeing a project that isn't just a scam to fleece newbies I approve of this logic, it's much more reliable than those get-rich-quick schemes High barriers to entry are actually a good thing; only genuine players stay A pool of three million isn't small, and the key is that they truly want long-term players Unlike some projects that start with false prosperity People inevitably want to speculate, but seeing such strict task design, at least there's some conscience Wait, will it turn sour once implemented? After all the fuss, it's still the same group making money But it is indeed better than expected, at least the attitude is there

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ForkTongue

· 01-08 15:54

Hmm... Sounds good, but I've seen too many schemes like this in the crypto world. To put it nicely, it's "filtering"; frankly, it's just raising the threshold. How many people are truly willing to commit long-term? If this move can really be sustained, it might be interesting. But let's see how they execute it later; armchair strategizing is easy for anyone. Activities like this often fail in the details. 3 million sounds like a lot, but do you really get that much in the end? The key is how low the participation threshold can be...

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-08 15:35

Wow, is there really a project that dares to do this? Instead of a scam, it seems genuinely serious. Long-term participation is more valuable than riding the hype. I buy into this logic. With such strict conditions, it actually shows they're screening for real people. Quite rare. Three million DUSK just sitting here, waiting to see who will really take the task seriously.

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