2025-12-26 03:21:38

This project does not have a traditional project team; we are the true holders. Every day, you can earn dividend income—this is the most direct reward. But to do this well, we need everyone to contribute.

First is maintenance. The project's ecosystem requires everyone's participation; don't expect only a few people to drive it forward. Second is evangelism. Share your genuine experiences so that more people can see the value of this model.

Everyone participating now has the opportunity to become a pioneer of the project. When version 2.0 is launched, you will be both witnesses and builders. The benefits at that time will be even more apparent. So, at this stage, it's important to sincerely operate, share, and attract more people to join. Let's work together within this ecosystem to gain real benefits, allowing the project to迎接 the next phase in the best possible way. This is not just empty talk, but a result that every participant can achieve.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 2h ago

I've heard this logic before—decentralized governance, everyone is a builder... sounds great, but I'm just worried it might end up being another way to fleece investors with a new coat.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 2h ago

Daily dividends sound pretty good, but the key is whether it can really be implemented, otherwise it just becomes another pie-in-the-sky project. Wait, there's no project team, are we just playing ourselves? Then who will guarantee not to run away? It sounds nice, but the real question is whether someone will actually do the work. If this model can work, it’s indeed more reliable than traditional project teams, provided the community can truly govern itself. Let's talk about version 2.0 when it arrives; for now, let's see how long it can last. I believe in daily dividends, but as for user acquisition, it might just start cutting the leeks again. No project team? Then who is responsible if there's a loss? Autonomous ecology sounds great, but it’s really just about who can manage community operations—same old tricks, different packaging. Are the dividends real or just a gimmick? Can you provide some data? It sounds like shifting responsibility to the holders; how are the risks shared? Isn't this just community self-management? Compared to some shady projects, it’s definitely more conscientious.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 2h ago

Daily dividends sound great, but it's tiring, feels like working for the project. Whether you can really earn depends on how many people are willing to put in effort together. This kind of model ultimately relies on trust. Let's wait until 2.0 really arrives, for now just keep going.

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TradFiRefugee

· 2h ago

This is a typical DAOmaxxing narrative; it sounds convincing, but the actual work is always done by just a few people.

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FancyResearchLab

· 2h ago

Another story of "no project team" is coming, it should be theoretically feasible. Wait, let me try this contract... Huh, why did I lock myself in again? Dividends? Let's not talk about such nice things first. How many people are actually contributing? Luban No.7 is working again, are we just a construction team?

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 2h ago

Daily dividends sound great, but in the end, we still have to rely on ourselves to recruit people. I'm very familiar with this logic. Now you want to join just to earn passively? Wake up, without a project team, it all depends on your own hard promotion. Feels like the old trick again... those who get in early profit from the price difference, others just take over later. If 2.0 can truly double, then the current price is indeed low, but anyone can say that. Every project claims there is no project team, only the community. But in the end... it still depends on who can stick it out.

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