2026-01-04 08:21:33

Regarding the participation eligibility for the fifth season of a certain project, the official has adopted a rather special mechanism—the eligibility list will not be announced in advance, but will only be revealed at the time of minting whether participants have obtained the quota. This design adds a certain element of suspense.

For users who want to participate in this round of ICO but do not yet have the project NFT, a feasible solution is to purchase the relevant NFT on the secondary market. According to market expectations, the price of such NFTs may fluctuate between $100 and $200. Users holding NFTs will receive an additional 5% bonus when participating in the ICO, which is also an incentive provided by the project team to NFT holders.

Users who want to learn more details or participate in minting can go to the officially designated minting address.

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AlwaysAnon

· 01-07 05:06

This suspense mechanism is quite clever; I really don't know if I can get on board. But a 5% bonus isn't really enticing enough—spending 100-200 on an NFT just for this little return? Let's wait until the minting phase, anyway, luck will play a role.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-07 02:55

Another "you only find out when minting" tactic. To be safe, I won't move this time. Buying an NFT for 100-200 USD just for a 5% bonus? That would need to at least double in value to break even, which is really not cost-effective.

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RooftopReserver

· 01-04 08:51

Here we go again, not knowing if you're qualified before minting, this suspense is just too exciting...

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GasFeeTears

· 01-04 08:48

Same old story, not announcing the list in advance? It feels like a blind box. I just want to know if this 5% bonus is worth 100 bucks.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-04 08:46

Coming back with this suspense marketing again? You only find out if you're qualified when you mint. Is this just for show?

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DataChief

· 01-04 08:46

This suspense mechanism is pretty intense; you only find out if you're eligible when minting... it really keeps people on edge. Wait, does it really cost over $100 in NFT to guarantee a 5% bonus? Is this project secretly just a way to scalp users? Why is it the same old trick again—first make you buy an NFT, then give you participation rights. It just looks exhausting to me.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-04 08:42

This suspense design is really clever; you only find out if you have a quota during minting—pure gambling psychology. NFTs are now 100-200? Feels a bit expensive, but a 5% bonus is indeed acceptable. By the way, can anyone win, or are there hidden conditions? It just feels like the official isn't that considerate. I refuse to believe the qualification list is completely random; surely those with connections get priority.

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