2025-12-20 11:22:27

Tria's point system has officially launched, and the first season (Season 1) is now live. The project team has thoughtfully set up a retrospective reward mechanism to confirm previous on-chain interactions, which means early participants can earn corresponding points. If you are optimistic about this project direction and continue to participate now, you can not only accumulate new points but also understand the platform's ecological operation logic. Details on how to earn points and the available tasks are explained in detail on the official website. You can check and learn about the specific ways to participate.

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GasBandit

· 12m ago

Tracing rewards is a good move; early players finally have some returns. However, what can this points system be exchanged for? The official hasn't made it clear yet; it feels like the same old routine. Season 1 is here, and I need to study the task system carefully to see how cost-effective it is. Tria's ecological logic design is quite good, but I don't know about the liquidity. Early birds did gain some benefits, and continuing to participate is not a loss. Such points systems generally have severe inflation in the later stages, so it's better to stock up early. Although the official website's explanation is detailed, it feels like some tasks are really playing people for suckers. The tracing mechanism is good, but why not just airdrop directly? Why go through this points system? If we enter now, can we catch the S1 bonus period, or is it already too late? The abundance of points depends on how they are empowered later; otherwise, it's just a piece of paper.

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