2026-01-01 12:22:19

Want to earn points in a certain DeFi protocol? Here are some tips to keep in mind.

First is continuous check-in. Each check-in requires a small amount of SUI as Gas fee, but the rewards are quite good—on the first day, you get 60 points; on the second day, it increases to 80; and if you stick with it until the seventh day, you can earn 200 points. As long as you don't miss a day, your points will keep growing steadily. Many people miss a day out of laziness, and as a result, all their previous efforts are wasted, which is quite unfortunate.

Next is trading volume points. By doing spot swaps on the platform, you can directly accumulate trading points, also based on a tiered system. The more trading volume, the higher the points multiplier. This is the main source of points, so if you want to quickly boost your score, trading volume in spot trading is key. Combining both channels—daily check-ins and trading—will drive your points growth much faster.

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BearMarketBard

· 8h ago

Daily signing is really easy to break. Last time, I missed signing for just one day due to a business trip and it reset to zero. The feeling was incredible... Now I set alarms to remind me.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 8h ago

Daily check-in really has its pitfalls; I once missed a day and ended up vomiting blood. I'm still regretting it... Trading volume is the main course; check-in is just an appetizer. Honestly, the Gas fees are a bit painful, but compared to the points rewards, it's actually okay. Feels like the same old tricks again, the gameplay is the same. Brothers who can't stick to it for seven days, just don't bother. Dual-wheel driving sounds great, but you need capital to do it. I just want to know what the points can be exchanged for in the end... A couple of days ago, I saw someone trading thousands of points in a day, it's ridiculous. The biggest taboo in check-in is acting on impulse; once you lose motivation, it's over. The reward gradient design is pretty good; it really tests human nature.

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MissingSats

· 8h ago

Missing a signature once ruins everything; it's really a huge pitfall. I messed it up like this last time.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 8h ago

I really can't stick with this daily sign-in thing. I only quit once, and I lost a week's worth of earnings directly.

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WhaleWatcher

· 8h ago

Checking in every day still costs Gas fees, I need to carefully calculate this expense. Sticking with 200 points for seven days? That sounds simple, but I need to see how much it's actually worth in the end. If the trading volume multiplies, it will rely on spot trading, but be careful of slippage.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 8h ago

Daily sign-ins are really easy to break; I'm that lazy person. I persisted until the fifth day, and then it was gone. Now, seeing others' points numbers makes me want to smash my phone.

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