2026-01-13 01:00:12

#密码资产动态追踪 Recently, many friends have been using bulk account registration methods to participate in a certain project — one account can leverage a 128x points release logic, just waiting for the project to launch so they can exchange these points for real money.

These zero-cost friends should have already accumulated a lot of project points and NFTs. If you still don't understand how to participate, let's discuss in the comments. It seems that this "miner-style" airdrop method is still being taken seriously by quite a few people. $BNB

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-15 17:43

128x? That number sounds outrageous. Is there really such a good deal? --- It's the same old trick. We'll see when the project team runs away. --- I just want to know if bulk registration of accounts can really get things going, what about risk control? --- I've been zero-earning for so long, I've seen plenty of paper wealth from points. --- Hey, wait a minute, does this gameplay violate the project's ToS? --- 128x haha, I’d be surprised if I believed it. --- I’m a bit tempted to try, but I always feel that those who exploit early gains end up becoming the bagholders.

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nft_widow

· 01-15 12:08

Wow, this 128x leverage sounds a bit suspicious. Can bulk registration really be reliable? Feels like quite a risky move. It's fun to earn for free, but I'm worried that the points might become worthless later. I've seen many people get burned by this kind of strategy. If you're serious about doing it, you better do your homework.

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 01-14 17:08

Damn, 128x leverage is so crazy? I need to quickly check out which project this is. Really? You can do batch numbers like this? Be careful not to get banned. Zero-claim enthusiasts, who can teach me how to get on board? This logic sounds a bit suspicious, isn’t it just a scam to trap retail investors? I’ve been holding for a while, just waiting to see how much it will be worth when it launches. Sounds good, but it also feels risky. Better to be cautious. Any reliable project recommendations? Don’t tell me they’re all just air coins. I’ve played this miner-style airdrop several rounds already, success rate is just so-so. If this turns out to be a flop, I’ll never touch this zero-claim stuff again. How to participate, brothers? Please explain.

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DaoTherapy

· 01-13 01:28

128 times? Dude, that sounds sketchy. Should we verify if it's real before jumping in?

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staking_gramps

· 01-13 01:24

Damn, 128x? That number sounds a bit unbelievable. Has anyone actually tried to cash out?

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ForkMonger

· 01-13 01:21

ngl the 128x multiplier thing screams governance attack vector waiting to happen... these devs clearly didn't think through the economic incentives before launch lmao

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ser_ngmi

· 01-13 01:15

128x? That logic is way too outrageous; it should have been fixed long ago.

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SandwichVictim

· 01-13 01:13

128x? Man, that number sounds a bit suspicious. --- It's the same batch registration thing again. I just want to know when the project team will finally realize. --- Everyone who's hoarding points is just waiting, afraid they'll end up with nothing in the end. --- Many people participate in this kind of thing, and the project team will definitely change the rules, tried and true. --- After so long of zero-cost earning, how come some people still expect to cash out? --- 128x release logic? Sounds like a math problem, not money. --- The key is to have the luck of early entry, but now it's already too late to join. --- When will that bunch of NFT stuff actually land? Is it real or fake? --- Miner-style airdrops sound impressive, but in the end, it's still up to the project team's mood. --- I've seen this kind of thing before, and most of them ended up falling apart.

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