2026-01-02 02:24:00

Recently discovered a testnet project worth paying attention to, with a funding scale of $500k. It is currently still operating on the testnet, clearly accumulating on-chain data for early participants. I want to share some operational ideas with everyone.

The participation steps are quite straightforward: first connect your wallet to the testnet environment, use the Faucet to get test tokens, casually execute a few perpetual contract interactions, deposit the test tokens into the Vault mechanism, then complete the Expeditions task list, and if there is a level system, upgrade it along the way. If you have the energy, sharing some referral links is also good, although the rules for weight bonuses are uncertain, but on-chain records will definitely be kept.

My advice is not to treat this as your main job. These kinds of projects are suitable for casual participation, with a wave of actions every now and then. Rules are likely to change and new tasks will be added later, so the contract interactions and wallet activities that seem worthless now often become the most valuable airdrop credentials in the future. Early data is the chips of the future.

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MetaMaximalist

· 4h ago

nah this is basically just farming testnet data for future airdrops... which honestly? kinda genius from a network effects standpoint. they're literally building adoption curves before mainnet even launches. anyway most people won't bother with the consistency part so early movers eating well later, per usual.

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LongTermDreamer

· 4h ago

I've been playing this game for three years. Back then, everyone was still arguing about whether testnet data was useful. Now it seems that the early gains have indeed become the most valuable proof, but it's just exhausting.

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ConsensusBot

· 4h ago

Honestly, I've seen plenty of these testnets, but the key still depends on whether the team is reliable or not. Early data is indeed valuable, but only if the project survives. Instead of obsessing over the rules, it's better to pay attention to whether there are endorsements from major institutions. Should we join in on this? Seems to have little cost. Wait, isn't $500k in funding a bit too little? I'm more interested in the contract interaction part, just not sure how to value it later. Might as well do something else while idle, anyway just spending some gas fees. Most of these projects will rug pull, but if one turns out to be valuable, it’s a huge win. Vault deposit feels a bit risky, is it really safe? The referral link is basically a way to indirectly scam users, better to skip it. Wallet data collection has already started, this move is really clever. Has anyone already started doing this? Want to know if it's still worth jumping in now. Early participants have a very short window of advantage, need to act quickly. Can any expert share how to proceed more safely later on? This idea sounds a bit too idealistic; reality is often more brutal. Instead of analyzing the rules, it's better to first verify the background information of the project team.

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WenAirdrop

· 4h ago

Testnet airdrop work,坚持做下去还是能攒点筹码的又是这种前期不起眼后期翻身的套路，我已经习惯了 $500k financing project, dare we say our group is truly a bunch of guinea pigs Rules haven't been finalized yet, and we're already participating, this is the right way to open up Thinking about this thing every day, it feels more exhausting than a regular job, but who cares about the airdrop Early data is indeed valuable, but the premise is that the project survives long enough I have to manage one more wallet, headache It's really about how diligent you are in the early stages; put in effort now, and you'll reap the benefits later On-chain records can't be erased, there's no doubt about that Sounds simple, but actually operating it still takes time

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 4h ago

Early data accumulation is indeed attractive, but I'm worried that the airdrops might shrink again later. --- I'm a regular at testnet data mining, but can a project with $500k really do an airdrop, or is it just another trick? --- It's fine to grab a quick profit, but the key is not to get tied to these testnets. It still depends on subsequent funding progress. --- The vault mechanism sounds a bit suspicious; who knows if it's genuine staking or just a fake ledger? --- I never have high expectations for chain-weighted systems; as long as on-chain data is available, it's fine. When rules change, reconciliation is possible. --- Fifty thousand in funding is neither big nor small; it's a bit uncertain. Can such projects survive to mainnet? --- Opportunities for white-hat contract interactions are limited now. Missing out now could mean regret later. --- I've seen too many tier systems like this; in the end, they often turn into marketing data. The actual distribution to early participants is still that small amount.

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