Many friends feel overwhelmed when they hear terms like "vote escrow" and "flywheel effect," thinking the threshold is too high. Today, I’ll explain a new project that is about to launch on MegaETH @Marb_market. The earning logic behind it is actually very simple and straightforward.

In short, this is a decentralized exchange that monetizes "power."

Step one: understand how fair it is. This project didn't seek funding from investment institutions, nor did it secretly conduct pre-sales. Everyone who wants tokens can only buy them fairly on the open market.

Step two: how does it make money? On a regular exchange, you pay transaction fees, and the platform earns. But on @Marb_market, you can buy its tokens and then lock them up. The system will issue you a proof, which is equivalent to becoming a shareholder of the platform.

Step three: the most crucial step—collect protection fees. The platform distributes reward funds weekly, and you shareholders vote to decide which liquidity pool receives the funds. At this point, other projects that want more attention for their tokens get anxious—they will deposit money on the platform and tell shareholders, "Vote for me, and this money will be shared among us."

This is what’s called "bribery voting." As a shareholder, you just look at who offers the most money each week, vote for them, and take the money. Meanwhile, the liquidity pool you vote for earns all the transaction fees generated from trading.

Lock your tokens as a shareholder, vote for dividends, and collect "protection money" from other projects. It’s a simple closed loop that tightly binds the interests of all parties. The second quarter is about to open—if you want to be an early shareholder, stay tuned.