2026-01-05 13:20:35

The interesting aspect of the Confidential Layer token issuance plan in the privacy computing track is that—there is no TGE. The project team has provided clear airdrop incentives, which makes it worth paying attention to for friends who are optimistic about this direction.

Currently, the staking activity for $CLONE is live, and the yield structure is quite attractive. The stable annualized yield is around 12-18%, and stakers can also gain eligibility for the $BRIDGE airdrop. The most appealing part is the fee sharing at the protocol level—receiving 40% of the fee income, with weekly settlements, which is quite user-friendly.

However, there is no free lunch in the world, and it’s essential to understand that risks objectively exist before participating. This is not a guaranteed profit scheme; if you want to get involved, you need to do your homework.

If you're interested, you can start with a small amount to perform a test interaction. This allows you to directly experience the system’s speed, fee structure, and interaction smoothness. The cost of trial and error is low, but it can help you decide whether to participate more deeply.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-06 22:51

No TGE, actually a bit interesting, unlike some projects that rush to cut leeks. 12-18% annualized return plus fee dividends, this structure is indeed tempting. Small-scale trial and error is a good idea, anyway the cost is low, just like paying tuition fees.

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CryptoComedian

· 01-05 13:50

Without TGE, it's even more terrifying—this is testing the psychological defenses of retail investors. A 40% fee dividend sounds great, but first ask yourself if you can survive until the weekly settlement day.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-05 13:49

I've really never seen a scheme like TGE before; this operation is indeed quite interesting. 12-18% annualized return is a bit tempting, but the key is whether the subsequent fees can truly generate stable income. Just start with a small amount to test the waters, since the cost isn't high anyway. I'm still a bit cautious about privacy-focused projects; I'll observe and see.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-05 13:47

Not having TGE makes me more cautious instead. Feels like there's some kind of setup going on. 12-18% APY plus 40% fee dividend? I need to check on-chain to see how this data is calculated. Trying with a small amount first isn't a bad idea anyway, since the gas fees won't cost much. Privacy computing hasn't been popular for long, and this Confidential Layer gameplay is really the first time I've seen it. Weekly fee settlement sounds good, but we need to see how much actual trading volume can support this return. This kind of "not a guaranteed profit" warning is actually more trustworthy; at least it's not misleading.

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SignatureDenied

· 01-05 13:44

No TGE is indeed tough, directly airdrop + staking, I like this approach. 40% fee dividend sounds good, but it depends on whether the actual trading volume is enough to support it. Start with a small amount to test the waters and see if the system runs smoothly. An annualized return of 12-18% is a good range, but the risk and reward need to be balanced. Weekly settlement is indeed friendly, but truly profitable depends on whether people continue to use it. For those staking CLONE, the key is whether the ecosystem can truly take off. I've seen a few models like this, but most of them end up being just air; being cautious is not wrong. The absence of TGE makes me more alert, feeling like they're holding a big move. Fee dividends sound attractive, but how much can actually be distributed is hard to say. Still, as I said, small-scale trial and error is a wise choice.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-05 13:27

Not having TGE is indeed a fresh approach, and the airdrop incentives are also decent... But can a 12-18% annualized return really be stable? Feels a bit risky. Participating without experiencing the system first might lead to trouble. A 40% fee dividend sounds great, but the prerequisite is that the protocol must have enough trading volume. How to assess the risks of this privacy layer project? Has anyone stepped into a pit? I agree with the idea of small-scale trial and error, just worried that after trying small, they still want to invest big.

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