2026-01-20 17:23:11

That project that was once popular is launching a new round of airdrops. This time, the gameplay has changed, and the rewards have increased by five times, much more than the previous round.

The most important thing is that the threshold is ridiculously low—even if you have no fan base, you can easily get started. Spend a few minutes each day writing an article, and as long as you rank on the leaderboard, you can earn at least hundreds of dollars in rewards. For players looking to switch tracks and farm yields, this opportunity is indeed quite good.

Why is it worth paying attention to? Take a look at the design logic of this token. XP is the core asset of the entire ecosystem, using a deflationary model—each transaction is taxed, and this tax is directly used to automatically burn tokens and strengthen liquidity. With this approach, the circulating supply continues to decrease, gradually highlighting scarcity, and the token’s value naturally rises.

Besides trading, the token also supports staking for yields, and token holders can participate in community governance voting. In other words, this mechanism links token value, ecosystem development, and user incentives together. The earlier you participate, the greater your potential gains. If you want to get involved, now is a good window of opportunity.

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CryptoComedian

· 13h ago

It's the same set of deflationary burn again, brother. Smiling, then crying. --- Five times rewards sound awesome, but I bet there's a fivefold cut behind it. --- Posting articles every day can earn hundreds of dollars, isn't that the same logic as "earn five thousand a day just by sharing"? --- Staking yields, governance voting, deflationary models—wow, they've used all the financial buzzwords. Is this a textbook or just wrapping paper? --- Low threshold = high risk. The top of the leaderboard is mostly insiders and early supporters. Jumping in now makes us the pre-emptive casualties. --- Decreasing circulation increases scarcity. Sounds good, but only if someone is willing to buy in. Waste paper nobody wants is useless even if it's scarce. --- I've heard "this is a window period" too many times. Every time, it's a signal that they’re setting a trap for later investors.

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TheMemefather

· 01-20 17:52

Here comes the reaping of the little guys again, the ones who suffered heavy losses in the last round haven't recovered yet. Wait, a deflationary model? I've seen this trick too many times. A low threshold means more people will join, and the rewards on the leaderboard will be split into tiny pieces. Early participants did make money, but now? Hehe. Staking mining sounds good, but I'm afraid it's just another Ponzi scheme.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 01-20 17:52

Here it comes again, every time claiming that the threshold is low and easy to earn, but only a few people actually make money. I've seen many airdrop projects; hearing about 5x rewards is just to wake you up. Many projects have played the deflation model routine, but in the end, the tokens still end up worthless. That hundred-dollar ranking, how much time does it take to earn back? I'll observe this round of airdrops first, wait until someone actually withdraws before saying anything. Has anyone tried this project? Share your actual earnings. Feels like another phrase "the earlier you participate, the greater the returns," every project says the same. Staking and mining sound appealing, but once you really lock up your assets, you might not be able to run away.

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ZenChainWalker

· 01-20 17:46

It's the same old trick again, a 5x reward sounds tempting, but in the end, the taxes and fees of the deflationary model still have to be paid by the users. Seeing these "low threshold" airdrops every day, but the leaderboard always belongs to those who laid out early winners. Staking yields sound good, but it's unclear whether the actual profits go to the project team or the players. I've seen many projects like this; early participants can indeed make money, but the chances for later entrants to take over are even higher. Deflation burns and increased liquidity, in simple terms, create scarcity. But somehow, the routine feels a bit old. If the leaderboard competition isn't fierce, you can really harvest in a few minutes, but if you want to compete seriously, you still need to invest time. Token governance rights sound sophisticated, but who actually has the final say? That's worth pondering. Hundreds of dollars in rewards are probably just bait; the real breakout depends on liquidity. Entering now is just gambling on luck.

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ChainBrain

· 01-20 17:42

It's the same trick again, after the last round, now it's this round? First, see if you can withdraw coins before talking.

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-20 17:39

Another "5x" story, why does it sound so familiar? Low-threshold things often mean high risk. Be careful not to get cut. Staking mining sounds good, but what about the taxes... Is it really cost-effective? Leaderboard games, in the end, it still depends on who runs the fastest.

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ChainSpy

· 01-20 17:39

It's the same old trick again. A 5x reward sounds great, but I've heard too many of the deflationary models. Low threshold is not wrong, but the lower the barrier, the more people participate. Only when you try to climb the leaderboard do you realize how fierce the competition is.

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MoonBoi42

· 01-20 17:38

Wait, multiply by 5? I've seen this trick too many times, always saying now is the window period... Here comes the deflationary burn again, making it seem like it can skyrocket, but what’s the result? You can make hundreds of dollars in just a few minutes, feels faster than I can work haha Staking and mining are old news, the key is when to cash out, don’t get locked in at the end Leaderboard mechanisms are easy to manipulate, I need to study this more Really? You can earn just by blindly participating? I want to see how long this can last This token design sounds good, but I’m worried it’s just another money-grabbing scheme for the little guys The earliest to eat the meat are always insiders, we came too late, didn’t we

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