2026-01-02 10:23:58

The earnings from contract mining can finally be played with new tricks. A leading exchange has directly connected the contract mining and airdrop platform this time, giving a new idea for earning profits — the WXT tokens you earn from contract trading no longer need to sit idle in your wallet; you can immediately invest them into the airdrop pool to participate in sharing new projects.

How does this mechanism work? It's simple. The WXT tokens accumulated from contract mining become an "entry ticket" for participating in airdrops. After investing in the airdrop pool, you can gain the right to receive a share of the new project MON. This round of airdrops has a total of 640,000 MON waiting to be distributed, and participants can earn corresponding benefits based on the amount of WXT they invest.

In plain terms, this breaks the previous separation between mining profits and acquiring new projects. The miners' labor results are directly converted into capital for early project participation, forming a complete ecological closed loop. For users who participate in contracts long-term, this undoubtedly increases the actual return on mining.

WXT-1,16%

MON14,88%

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GasFeeNightmare

· 8h ago

Damn, WXT directly exchanges for the MON entry ticket? This trick is pretty interesting Mining rewards are not idle, directly participate in new projects? Sounds good, but I'm worried it might be another new way to cut leeks 64 million MON allocated... How is this ratio calculated? Feels like most of it will be eaten up by big players again Finally no more dust in the wallet, but will this mechanism cause a dump? Feeling a bit anxious Compared to pure mining before, it definitely offers more imagination space, but the risk probably doubles too This closed loop looks perfect, but unfortunately, it still fractures retail investors' funds... Let me ask, how is the liquidity of MON guaranteed? Or are we again stuck trading on this exchange?

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 8h ago

Wow, WXT directly swapping to MON? Now that's real liquidity, no need to stupidly hold and let it gather dust. Wait, is the distribution mechanism for these 640,000 MON reliable? Could it be another scheme to cut the leeks? The combination of contract + airdrop is indeed interesting, finally no more jumping back and forth between two ecosystems. Just worried about the subsequent MON dump, sigh. This wave of earning mechanisms is much more comfortable than before, but it still depends on the project quality.

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GasGoblin

· 8h ago

Damn, isn't this just a disguised way to harvest retail investors? WXT dumps and then sends you MON, cycle of collecting... Wait, 640,000 MON? How much is that worth? First, let's see how the historical airdrops performed. I've seen this trick many times. Mining rewards can't be exchanged for cash at all; you have to enter the airdrop pool. It's a classic way to trap liquidity. But on the other hand, if MON really takes off, it might be more interesting than just hoarding WXT... gotta keep a close eye on it.

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ProbablyNothing

· 8h ago

Damn, this cyclical design is pretty clever, but it still depends on whether MON can break the issuance at the end.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 8h ago

640,000 MON sounds like a lot, but how much will actually end up in your hands? Is this just another new trick to harvest small investors again?

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ser_ngmi

· 8h ago

Bro, I really didn't see this coming. WXT directly becomes a ticket to enter the airdrop pool? It should have been played like this a long time ago. Wait, can the 640,000 MON really be received, or is it just another set of inflated expectations? This ecological closed-loop sounds great, but I'm just worried that in the end it will be another new trick to cut leeks. The coins earned can be used directly, without gathering dust in the wallet. At least logically, it makes sense.

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