During the market recovery, finding the right way to participate can achieve twice the result with half the effort. ADEN's points program has recently been officially launched, and this mechanism is quite interesting—the core logic is to incentivize users who are actively engaged in the ecosystem over the long term. The more frequently you trade and the longer your holding period, the faster your points will accumulate.
How can points be used? The main channels include several aspects: directly exchanging for ADEN tokens to earn rewards, providing continuous incentives for the development of the entire ecosystem, and the official has also revealed that other uses will be gradually opened. This type of mechanism design actually reflects many projects' efforts to find a better balance between user retention and ecosystem activity.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 5h ago
The words of the bottom-fishing fanatic: long-term holding points run fast. I love this logic.
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ADEN is just trying to stick to us, right? But honestly, the mechanism design does have some substance.
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Wait, can points still be gradually used for new purposes? Will we have to re-study the process then?
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Frequent trading + long-term holding—how to balance these two? Feels a bit contradictory.
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It seems to be about user retention, but how to calculate real benefits? Still need to figure it out myself.
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Regarding points exchange for tokens, will the exchange rate be diluted? That's a problem.
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Market recovery is indeed a good time to participate, but how long can ADEN's points last? That's really hard to say.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-05 09:54
Wait, the longer you hold, the faster the points accumulate? What's the logic behind that? Aren't you afraid of getting trapped?
As long as points can be exchanged for coins, that's fine. Don't bother with those flashy gimmicks.
It's another incentive for long-term holding. I'm tired of hearing this spiel from last year.
It would be great if it could actually be implemented. Most projects are just talk.
Looking at it this way, ADEN seems quite thoughtful; at least it's not all empty promises.
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TxFailed
· 01-05 09:49
so basically they're just gamifying bag holding now lol... actually though, the holding period mechanic is where it gets sketchy. learned this the hard way with three other projects—sounds good until liquidity dries up and you're stuck watching your points evaporate. ngl the "staggered unlock" part always gets me. PSA: check the vesting schedule before you get hyped.
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rugpull_survivor
· 01-05 09:29
This points system is basically about retaining users. The more frequently you trade, the more you earn. Those in the know are familiar with this trick.
Does long-term holding accelerate accumulation? Now that's interesting. Finally, a project understands what true incentives are.
Coming back to token exchanges and ecosystem development, and still waiting for the official "gradual rollout." I've heard this excuse too many times.
ADEN is playing a points game. How long it can last is still a question mark.
The more frequently you trade, the faster your points accumulate. That means you need to be very active. This isn't very friendly to retail investors.
During the market recovery, finding the right way to participate can achieve twice the result with half the effort. ADEN's points program has recently been officially launched, and this mechanism is quite interesting—the core logic is to incentivize users who are actively engaged in the ecosystem over the long term. The more frequently you trade and the longer your holding period, the faster your points will accumulate.
How can points be used? The main channels include several aspects: directly exchanging for ADEN tokens to earn rewards, providing continuous incentives for the development of the entire ecosystem, and the official has also revealed that other uses will be gradually opened. This type of mechanism design actually reflects many projects' efforts to find a better balance between user retention and ecosystem activity.