Recently tested a token incentive data annotation model, and the feedback has been good. The core logic is straightforward—using tokens as a driving force to motivate participants to complete data annotation tasks. This approach can indeed attract many people to participate before TGE. After completing tasks, participants can earn point scores, which can later be exchanged for tokens. The situation after TGE remains to be observed, but at least this direction is currently viable.
The team's fundraising progress is also accelerating. A previously operated project received $7M in funding support from CoinFund. Later, the brand was upgraded to Perrelabs, and in the latest round, they secured another $9M in funding from hiFramework. The fact that there have been two consecutive rounds of financing indicates that investors are still quite optimistic about the project's long-term value.
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rugdoc.eth
· 10h ago
Token incentive labeling this gameplay is indeed interesting, but I'm worried that people will just run after TGE.
Funding keeps coming in, totaling $16M, which isn't a small number, but how far it can go depends on the product itself.
Now everyone in this circle claims they've gone live, but the key is that only a few can really survive.
CoinFund and hiFramework making follow-up investments at least indicate that the fundamentals are not a big problem.
Let's wait until TGE to see the real results; it's too early to draw conclusions now.
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AllInAlice
· 10h ago
Token incentives have been successfully implemented, and this approach is indeed clear. Just worried about whether people will all leave after TGE.
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Not to mention two rounds of financing, from 7M to 9M, the investors are really betting big.
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That set of point-to-token exchange... feels like a common play, but the key is how to hold onto these people after TGE.
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Perrelabs, the name change is pretty good, and their fundraising pace is very aggressive. They have something.
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Data annotation incentives are definitely a bottleneck. Can their方案 be replicated in other scenarios?
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The increasing fundraising amount indicates that the story is well told, but execution is the real Achilles' heel.
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Really? Both rounds of financing were so quick to secure. Are big institutions behind this?
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Feels like the pre-TGE routine: first use tokens to hype and attract investment, then see what happens after the actual launch.
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Wait, $16M in funding scale—what level is that this year... worth paying attention to.
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memecoin_therapy
· 10h ago
Token incentives labeling, I think this routine is just water accumulation before the harvest. As soon as TGE is out, retail investors immediately run away.
The fundraising speed is indeed fast, but there hasn't been much movement despite continuous fundraising. It feels like they're still just telling stories.
Can we trust this data quality? Are the labels induced by tokens reliable?
Perlelabs changed its name and the fundraising amount increased. Capital is just eating this set.
Waiting for TGE day to watch the show. I guess 99% of participants will be trapped.
Honestly, I've seen quite a few projects that CoinFund was optimistic about, but they all ended up failing.
Recently tested a token incentive data annotation model, and the feedback has been good. The core logic is straightforward—using tokens as a driving force to motivate participants to complete data annotation tasks. This approach can indeed attract many people to participate before TGE. After completing tasks, participants can earn point scores, which can later be exchanged for tokens. The situation after TGE remains to be observed, but at least this direction is currently viable.
The team's fundraising progress is also accelerating. A previously operated project received $7M in funding support from CoinFund. Later, the brand was upgraded to Perrelabs, and in the latest round, they secured another $9M in funding from hiFramework. The fact that there have been two consecutive rounds of financing indicates that investors are still quite optimistic about the project's long-term value.