2026-01-08 15:31:51

OpenMind as an important project in the Web3 robot track has recently gained a lot of community attention. If you want to quickly integrate into this ecosystem, the way you participate is indeed crucial.

Currently, there are many heavy participants in the community—from official Discord mods to active users on various leaderboards, with different levels of engagement. How exactly should one play to be at the front? That’s a great question.

There will be a Chinese community AMA event tomorrow night, inviting top community users to share their experiences. If you're interested in the OpenMind project and want to learn how to participate efficiently, this discussion will give you plenty of insights. Topics will include token distribution, Discord management, and community governance. The core of Web3 projects is the community ecosystem; the earlier you get involved and understand the rules, the greater your potential benefits often are.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-09 19:06

Honestly, is it a bit late to join OpenMind now? It seems like the Mod team has already mastered the game. I might attend the AMA tomorrow night, but I need to think carefully about what to ask—no silly questions. This round mainly depends on who can find the information gap. Those who joined early really did make a profit.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-08 21:02

It has proven that those in the front row have all figured out the distribution mechanism. Discord activity is just superficial; you need to look at the token release cycle.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-08 16:02

It sounds like another "first-mover game." I got in early on Uniswap the same way, and now it's OpenMind's turn. Listening to the AMA isn't a bad idea, but the key factors are the token unlock schedule and initial liquidity, which determine how much you can arbitrage. Most of the mods in Discord are aiming for airdrop opportunities; don't let the community hype blind your judgment.

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MetaNeighbor

· 01-08 16:01

You should listen to this AMA; it feels like the same old trick of cutting leeks again.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-08 15:59

Getting into the community early definitely has advantages, but luck also plays a big role. Looking at the leaderboard top players, it seems some of them just profited from early information advantages. I'll tune into the AMA tomorrow night, anyway, I have free time. Whether this wave of OpenMind can succeed depends on how the subsequent tokenomics model is designed. Spamming in Discord every day doesn't necessarily guarantee a good spot either.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-08 15:55

Early participants always make money, that's true, it just depends on whether you can withstand the volatility. To put it simply, building relationships in Discord is more important than anything else. The data on the leaderboard may look impressive, but it's actually not very useful. I'm a bit skeptical whether tomorrow night's AMA will just be the same old spiel. The robot track is now very competitive; it would be great if OpenMind can stand out. You really need to understand the participation rules, or it will all be a waste of effort.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 01-08 15:53

The wave of the robot track has long been considered the next trend. The way you enter now is very important. Make sure to attend the AMA tomorrow night; this is a chance to get ahead. While others are still studying the documentation, we've already heard top players discuss tactics, and the overall perspective will immediately widen.

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OPsychology

· 01-08 15:32

Early participation is really the secret to making money. Those who missed out, go ahead and regret it.

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