2026-01-08 03:06:45

A leading exchange recently announced the launch of a new liquidity mining program. This event invites users to participate by locking up BTC or ETH, with a total airdrop of 2.5 BTC and 70 ETH as rewards.

The participation window is relatively flexible — from 7:00 PM on January 8th to 7:00 PM on January 13th. Interested users can submit their locking requests within this period.

The specific pool setup is as follows: For the BTC pool, the total airdrop is 2.5 BTC, with a maximum lock-up of 50 BTC per account; for the ETH pool, the total airdrop is 70 ETH, with corresponding lock-up limits per user. The two pools operate independently, and users can choose to participate in one or both based on their funds. Such activities are generally quite attractive to users with idle funds looking for additional returns.

BTC-3,31%

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NFTRegretDiary

· 01-10 06:21

Is this the same trick again? Lock-up mining, I've heard it a thousand times. Are they doing another scam? Or can it really make money? Wait, with 2.5 BTC divided, how much can each person get... This time the time window is quite long, but it feels like they're trying to boost popularity again.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 01-09 05:27

Here is the translation: --- Same old trick again, distributing 2.5 BTC to so many people, on average it’s not much --- Wait, is the ETH pool with 70 coins real? Could it be another rug pull scheme? --- Five-day time window, it feels like they’re rushing the schedule, a bit suspicious --- 50 BTC lock-up limit? Rich people can just press us to the ground and grind us down --- Idle funds haha, where do I have idle funds from, just eating dirt --- Here comes liquidity mining again, how can the risks of this thing be assessed? Who can explain clearly --- What level of return does the BTC pool have? Has anyone calculated it? --- Only brave warriors dare to participate, I think I’ll just watch for now

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 01-08 03:36

Here comes another opportunity to get free tokens. How many coins can we get from this airdrop? A limit of 50 BTC? Brothers, are you joking with me? If 2.5 Bitcoins are divided among everyone, what can each person get... it's a bit uncertain. Lock-up for five days? What's the point, I'd rather do spot trading.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-08 03:36

Mining again? If your wallet is empty, don't bother messing around. Will the limit be gone in seconds again this time? It depends on the speed in the comment section. How to split 2.5 Bitcoins... the key is how much can actually be divided. Relying on locking funds to make money or gambling on the exchange's integrity, I choose to trust my own wallet. A five-day time window, it still feels a bit tight.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-08 03:35

Who should get the 2.5 BTC? The early addresses are moving again...

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 01-08 03:28

Mining again? This time the scale is pretty good. --- Locking BTC and ETH to get free rewards, but I feel like it's a bit shady. --- Wait, 2.5 Bitcoins distributed to everyone? This return rate is hilarious. --- A five-day window period sounds very relaxed, but it will definitely get stuck in the last hour. --- Brothers with 50 BTC must be laughing to death. --- 70 ETH sounds pretty good, but let's see if it's another wool party. --- Idle funds coming in for this move definitely isn't a loss, just consider it saving on interest fees. --- This activity setup is somewhat interesting, but don't get killed by AFK order cancellations. --- BTC pools probably won't be very popular, might even be more cost-effective?

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OnChain_Detective

· 01-08 03:15

wait hold up... 2.5 btc spread across how many participants? pattern analysis suggests this is classic liquidity bait, ngl the ratio feels off. always dyor but those lock-ups reek of typical exchange games imo

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