2025-12-11 05:29:16

Legion partnering with a certain trading platform for this round of ICO, it’s still possible to make a move and expect airdrops. A project founder recently posted about a few ways to improve scores, which are quite practical.

The core methods are three: first, piling on trading volume—simply put, do what it takes to boost it, after all, on-chain data is right there; second, the invitation mechanism—this is an old trick, inviting more people can definitely add points; third, the TP points in the task system—review the list of tasks that can be completed.

This kind of approach isn’t new, the key is in the execution. The window period is still open, so those wanting to gain more share can check for gaps and shortcomings. But remember one thing: don’t operate recklessly just to push volume; cost control must be carefully planned.

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OffchainWinner

· 2025-12-11 21:51

The old tricks of boosting volume and recruiting people, every wave of ICOs repeats the same pattern, but the ones who truly make money are those who understand cost control. It's still the trilogy of trading volume, invitations, and points—just copying last year's script. The window period is still open, but I've been tired of these projects for a long time. The routine hasn't changed, only the names have. Boosting volume is okay, but don't put all your principal into it—that's the hard truth. Three months ago, I thought the same way, and as a result, I got caught in a trap. Now I'm much more cautious. Recruiting people is the most labor-intensive part; I've already spread the word to my friends circle. Do I want to continue this time?

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 2025-12-11 05:59

Boosting trading volume is an old trick, the key still depends on how many people you can bring in Bringing in people is the real deal, the invitation mechanism is the most stable There are pitfalls in the task system, don’t blindly push for volume, calculate the costs carefully before taking action The window period is indeed still there, but the risks are also high... Feels like these kinds of ICOs are pretty much the same You've tried all three tricks, honestly the returns are far from expectations Instead of piling up data, it's better to study the point system carefully; details determine the profits Cost control really needs to be a priority, otherwise you'll lose too much

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WagmiAnon

· 2025-12-11 05:54

Boosting traffic is really an old trick, but some people still fall for it. The pyramid scheme of recruiting people never dies. I just want to see how much leeks can be harvested this time. Window period? Bro, projects usually only have a few days of window period, better to slip away quickly. Cost control is correct; it’s only fair if your costs don’t exceed your gains. I’ve tried all three tricks, but I still think the task system is the least deceptive. If there's a chance to profit this time, go for it. Just don't go all in. I just want to see if there's real growth; otherwise, I might as well give up. The on-chain data is right there? Haha, haven’t you heard that data can lie? As for the invitation chain, I’ve already been exploited once, I’ll pass this time.

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zkNoob

· 2025-12-11 05:53

The window period is indeed still there, but to be honest, the practice of boosting volume has long been played out, and the benefits no longer seem so attractive. However, among the three tricks, the invitation mechanism is decent; recruiting referrals is fairly stable, but you need to find active users. The point about cost control is very accurate—don't risk losing your principal just to climb the rankings; that's a loss-making move.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 2025-12-11 05:30

There are indeed still window periods, but this routine is really getting more and more intense. Pumping volume and recruiting referrals are so common now, who hasn't played a few times already? --- Calculating the costs, trading fees are too high, feels like waiting for the next project might be better. --- The TP points part is real. Going through all the tasks can definitely earn quite a bit, but it's a bit exhausting. --- To put it simply, now it's all about who is willing to spend money. Small retail investors should not follow blindly. --- It's reasonable. At least the founders dare to reveal the routine, which is better than those mysterious projects.

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