There is a DEX called Ferra on the Sui blockchain that recently organized a leaderboard event.
They allocated 0.25% of the total supply to reward the top users— the top 400 globally can share the prize, and there are also 300 spots each for China, Korea, and Japan.
Honestly, the opportunity in the Japan region is quite attractive 🇯🇵
As long as you don't fall behind players from Korea and China in the regional rankings, you can basically secure a top creator position. This kind of regional distribution mechanism is actually an advantage for small markets, as the competition pressure isn't as intense.
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LightningHarvester
· 22m ago
Japan region indeed has a low level of competition, but how much can you earn with 0.25%?
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Wait, 300 spots for the region? More than the 400 globally? That setup is outrageous.
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Opportunity to make big money quietly is here; Japanese players are about to make a killing.
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The problem is whether Ferra can sustain this coin; just looking at the leaderboard events is a bit uncertain.
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Three regions with 300 each and only 400 globally—this ratio design is.. overly clever.
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Bro, the Japan region is really lucrative, but you need to ask if this DEX has enough liquidity to talk about.
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0.25% doesn't seem much; it depends on how the coin price moves.
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Suddenly thought of how to prevent female accounts from spamming in regional rankings.
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Japan's competitive intensity is indeed soft, but don't forget that the Japanese user base is already small.
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It's a bit interesting; compared to global kings, regional rankings are easier to climb.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 14h ago
The allocation design of the Japan zone is brilliant, truly providing opportunities for small investors.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 14h ago
The Japan region really can't keep up with the global competition; it feels like a free win.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 14h ago
The Japanese region is really a layup, with almost no competition.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 14h ago
Japan region is really a good opportunity to grab a bargain, the competition isn't that fierce
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0.25% sounds like not much, but this regional segmentation design is indeed helping small players
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300 spots for each of the three regions of Japan, Korea, and China, it seems that Japan's competitors will be fewer
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The leaderboard system is back again, but a regional system can reduce some absolute crushing situations
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Projects on Sui are getting more and more skillful, this distribution mechanism has some substance
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The Japanese market is small, but this way it’s less competitive and worth a try
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300 spots allocated to Japan, compared to the top 400 globally, the competitive pressure is indeed much lower
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The regional design seems to be taking care of players in small markets, not bad
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As long as you're not crushed by local Japanese players, it's easier than global competitions
There is a DEX called Ferra on the Sui blockchain that recently organized a leaderboard event.
They allocated 0.25% of the total supply to reward the top users— the top 400 globally can share the prize, and there are also 300 spots each for China, Korea, and Japan.
Honestly, the opportunity in the Japan region is quite attractive 🇯🇵
As long as you don't fall behind players from Korea and China in the regional rankings, you can basically secure a top creator position. This kind of regional distribution mechanism is actually an advantage for small markets, as the competition pressure isn't as intense.