#数字货币市场回升 recently noticed that an InfoFi platform called Rally is making quite a stir.
Their waiting list has piled up to over 80,000 people, it seems that being early is not as good as being lucky. The logic of this thing is simply to directly convert social influence into token earnings - by posting content and writing articles on X( Twitter ), you can earn $RLP tokens. It sounds a bit like the previous Kaito method, but Rally has added an automated marketing system.
The operation is quite simple and straightforward: register with an email and link a Twitter account, refresh the page, and you can see the initial points credited. I tried it and directly received over 480 points; there are also some extra tasks on the platform that can earn about 210 more points.
From a technical perspective, Rally's parent company GenLayer has just raised $7.5 million, so funding is not a concern for now. The protocol they developed can automatically handle the entire process of distributing, evaluating, and settling marketing activities, which indeed makes things easier for brands – they just need to customize their budget and requirements, and the rest is handled by the algorithm.
To be honest, the concept of decentralized influence economy has been quite popular in the past two years, but whether it can be successfully implemented depends on the token economic model and user retention. Early reward points are certainly attractive, but the key is whether the subsequent ecosystem can support actual value.
Anyway, the threshold is not high now, those interested in Web3 marketing can study it. After all, content creation itself is already being done, and having multiple monetization channels is not a loss.
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EthSandwichHero
· 11-30 01:34
80,000 people are in line, this will take forever.
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BearHugger
· 11-29 11:28
80,000 people in line? It feels like another wave of suckers' feast, and by the time it actually goes live, it probably won't be as appealing.
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SerumSquirter
· 11-29 03:25
Another "post-and-earn" story, with 80,000 people waiting. If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have wasted my time.
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TokenStorm
· 11-27 10:39
80,000 people on the waiting list, it feels like another FOMO harvesting ground. From a technical perspective, financing looks good, but the token model has always been a hole.
On-chain data needs to be checked to know its authenticity; it's too early to say it has value now. But anyway, there’s no loss in trying to earn some points, so I’ll test my luck.
Early mining always carries some risk; historically, the retention rate for such platforms is generally less than 15%. But as you said, the content is being produced, running multiple legs isn’t a bad idea.
GenLayer's financing of 7.5 million sounds impressive, but the key is still how long user stickiness can last. I’m betting on this wave of traffic dividends, as for whether it collapses later, I’ve already exited.
The fact that 80,000 people are queuing is itself the biggest bubble signal, but arbitrage can still occur within a bubble, the key is timing. Finally, this does not constitute any investment advice, everyone.
This tokenomics set has seen similar patterns in the past 72 hours, and the results have all been a flash in the pan. But now entering a position can still pick up some cheap chips.
Old tricks in new skins, monetizing influence has never stopped. It’s just a matter of who can survive to the end without being played for suckers.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 11-27 10:36
80,000 people in line? This is definitely the rhythm of Be Played for Suckers.
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GasGoblin
· 11-27 10:32
80,000 people are in line; this will take forever... But the way to Clip Coupons is indeed quite novel.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 11-27 10:32
80,000 people on the waiting list? This matter is likely to play people for suckers again.
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AirdropHunter007
· 11-27 10:14
80,000 people are waiting, it's another great opportunity to Clip Coupons.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 11-27 10:14
80,000 people in line? This number looks a bit daunting, those at the back might have to wait until the end of time.
#数字货币市场回升 recently noticed that an InfoFi platform called Rally is making quite a stir.
Their waiting list has piled up to over 80,000 people, it seems that being early is not as good as being lucky. The logic of this thing is simply to directly convert social influence into token earnings - by posting content and writing articles on X( Twitter ), you can earn $RLP tokens. It sounds a bit like the previous Kaito method, but Rally has added an automated marketing system.
The operation is quite simple and straightforward: register with an email and link a Twitter account, refresh the page, and you can see the initial points credited. I tried it and directly received over 480 points; there are also some extra tasks on the platform that can earn about 210 more points.
From a technical perspective, Rally's parent company GenLayer has just raised $7.5 million, so funding is not a concern for now. The protocol they developed can automatically handle the entire process of distributing, evaluating, and settling marketing activities, which indeed makes things easier for brands – they just need to customize their budget and requirements, and the rest is handled by the algorithm.
To be honest, the concept of decentralized influence economy has been quite popular in the past two years, but whether it can be successfully implemented depends on the token economic model and user retention. Early reward points are certainly attractive, but the key is whether the subsequent ecosystem can support actual value.
Anyway, the threshold is not high now, those interested in Web3 marketing can study it. After all, content creation itself is already being done, and having multiple monetization channels is not a loss.