2025-12-25 13:24:34

Currently in the performance sprint period, I noticed an adjustment when logging into the daily check-in feature of a certain Web3 application. Now, it requires activation within the relevant account system to continue participating, and the check-in rewards have also been modified—from original points to 10 $BILL tokens.

Interestingly, the platform's membership card scheme reveals the market pricing logic of the token. Spending 20U to obtain membership benefits, with a bonus of 1000 $BILL and $10 cash, in other words, the value of 1000 $BILL is set at $10, making each $BILL approximately equal to 0.01U. This pricing aligns with the project's previous ICO valuation on a certain crypto financing platform, indicating that the platform maintains consistency in its pricing system. This data consistency itself is noteworthy, reflecting the project's serious attitude towards its token economic model.

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WalletInspector

· 5h ago

Changed the rules again, now even signing in requires account activation? This trick is getting more and more complicated.

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GamefiHarvester

· 5h ago

Another check-in threshold? That's really impressive, but the $BILL pricing logic is quite transparent, no random price shouting. --- 20U for 1000 coins plus 10 dollars, which is about 0.01U per coin, same as the ICO price... at least the project team isn't scamming, which is quite rare. --- You need to activate to check in, feels like another wave of cutting leeks, but with such a rigorous pricing system, maybe there's still hope? --- Wait, reverse-engineering the price with a membership card... this move is indeed clever, indicating that the token economy isn't just casually thrown together. --- Changing from points to $BILL, during the sprint phase, it still relies on issuing tokens to suck blood, same old trick. --- 0.01U isn't cheap, only 1 cent for ten check-ins, you need to accumulate a lot to make it worthwhile. --- Wow, the pricing system aligns with the ICO valuation, at least it's not a piece of trash project that crashes immediately after launch. --- Activation + token rewards, a standard user-pulling tactic, just see if there's liquidity support later on.

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WalletDetective

· 5h ago

The sign-in rules have been changed again, this time directly switching to tokens. --- Pricing at 0.01U, quite interesting... Is this the price during the ICO? --- You need to activate your account to sign in? The threshold is higher again. --- That membership card pricing logic feels like they've just fixed the coin price. --- Is BILL's recent operation aiming to stabilize the price or to cut the leeks? It's hard to see through. --- Changing from points to tokens, is it really fewer rewards or just a name change? --- Data consistency... sounds good, but I'm worried there might be a twist later. --- A $20 membership card for 1000 coins, is this economic model serious? --- Sign-in activation system, with new operations during the sprint period, user experience drops sharply. --- The issue of a unit price of 0.01, we'll see if it can hold up later.

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LiquidityWhisperer