2026-01-08 07:28:50

A publicly listed company recently launched an interesting product—AIXC Hub, dedicated to Web3 investment education and competitions. In simple terms, it turns learning about crypto investing into a game, where users can earn points by predicting market trends, form teams for battles, and even develop agents to earn money. This model is quite appealing, as it allows users to learn investment knowledge while providing tangible rewards. From an interaction design perspective, the gamified prediction competitions can retain users, and the team-based competition mechanism easily fosters community engagement. For beginners looking to get started in cryptocurrency investing, platforms like this indeed lower the learning barrier.

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PortfolioAlert

· 01-10 18:55

Gamified investing sounds good, but I'm just worried it will end up being a tool to harvest retail investors. --- The team battle mode is indeed addictive, but how many people actually make real money from it? --- The agency model is back again. Isn't this just a different name for distribution? --- Lowering the threshold is an improvement, but what about the risks? Newcomers playing games find it hard to take the market seriously. --- The competitive mechanism retains users, but are they really interested in learning about investing? Or just seeking excitement? --- Gamifying market prediction, in simple terms, is just gambling with a shell, don't fool yourself. --- Points system + team competitions really tap into human nature. I have to say, the design idea is quite clever. --- Is it a blessing for beginners or a trap? We'll find out in a couple of years. --- It looks lively, but can the profitable models really stand up, or are they just burning money to stay afloat? --- Just because of the gamification aspect, I believe it will definitely be popular. Whether it makes money or not, at least it will be addictive first.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 01-09 16:53

Back with this set again? Gamified investing sounds great, but in the end, it's just the leeks cutting each other up. --- Damn, agent earning money? Isn't this just a renamed pyramid scheme? --- Forget it, at least it's better than blindly going all-in. Beginners definitely need such a sandbox. --- Team battles easily create stickiness? That just means it's addictive, got it. --- Market prediction points system, I just want to ask how these points can be withdrawn. Don't tell me it's another scam. --- Hmm, gamification does attract people easily, but I'm worried it might end up being just a tool for the market maker to harvest leeks. --- Wait, is this done by a listed company? Then the risk should be smaller... but not necessarily, huh. --- Market prediction game sounds good, but making real money still depends on insight. Gamification can't change that.

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MetaReckt

· 01-08 07:58

Damn, it's the same old gamified trick to fool newcomers. I bet five bucks that in half a year it'll be a complete mess again. Really daring to boast, learning to invest? Might as well just gamble directly. As soon as the agency model appeared, I knew something was off. This thing looks flashy, but the core is probably just the logic of cutting leeks. Predict the market to earn points? Wake up, you're just earning what the platform wants. Lower the barriers? Isn't it just making it easier for you to lose money? Team battles are just designed to keep you playing and recharging, pretty sneaky, gotta admit. Another "learn and earn" dream, small investors love this kind of thing.

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ser_ngmi

· 01-08 07:56

Another套路啊, gamification packaging, agency model, community stickiness... I'm tired of hearing this set of buzzwords. --- Predict the market trend to earn points? Honestly, it's just the same old hot potato game. --- Good stuff for beginners to get started? I think it's just a new trick to harvest the leeks. --- Team battles can keep people engaged? You're really capable of coming up with that. --- Gamified learning investment sounds great, but what's the reality? --- Isn't this just a rebranded crypto trading app with an educational shell?

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NFT_Therapy

· 01-08 07:55

Isn't this just a money-making game disguised as education? Newbies will definitely get cut when they join. --- Gamified prediction? Sounds good, but it's still based on luck. There's not much to learn. --- The agent model feels a bit familiar... Isn't this just a disguised referral scheme? --- Alright, at least it's less risky than directly trading cryptocurrencies. Suitable for passing the time. --- Community engagement is strong, which is good, but I'm worried the project team might run away one day. --- Real investment education shouldn't be like this; it's a bit off track. --- Wow, you can form teams for battles? I'm actually a bit interested. --- Predict market trends to earn points. It sounds like opening blind boxes—just probabilities.

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HashBrownies

· 01-08 07:49

Gamified investing sounds good, but does this stuff really make money or is it just a scam to harvest leeks? It's both prediction and agency, feels like a pretty deep套路... Isn't this just gambling disguised as education? Beginners are easily wiped out. Team battles are interesting, but I'm worried that only top players will really stand out in the end. Speaking of which, how many people actually learn something through these competitions? Most are just hostage to the leaderboard. It sounds like an upgraded version of the crypto Ponzi scheme, just a new way to scam people. Gamification is indeed addictive, but for beginners, this is a high-level trap.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 01-08 07:39

Another scam platform? Gamified predictions to learn investing? I don't believe it. Oh my, this agency model sounds a bit like MLM... Wait, can team battles really create stickiness, or is it just pure money grabbing... It's okay for beginners, but don't expect to really make money. Points and agencies again, I've seen this combo before.

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