2026-01-02 09:26:12

Recently, contract mining has been playing new tricks. Exchanges have connected the lines of contract trading rebates and new coin airdrops, making the logic quite smooth.

The process is as follows: you perform contract trading on the platform, and the mining rebates you earn are directly in platform tokens. These tokens are not just to sit in your account—they can be directly invested into new coin mining pools to participate in upcoming project airdrops. It's like one profit can go two ways; participating in the new coin airdrop for the first time also comes with double rewards.

In simple terms, it links trading profits and project investments, allowing idle rebates to flow. For traders, starting the year with increased earnings now has a new way to play. However, whether this linkage mechanism can continue to attract participation depends on the quality of subsequent projects.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 01-02 09:54

This looping pattern is repetitive, but once the borrowing rate is raised, it becomes a trigger for a chain of liquidations. It's called "liquidity" in a nice way, but isn't it just attracting leverage positions? No matter how beautiful the domino setup is, it can't withstand a sudden spike in volatility. Feels like using new coin mining pools as the last bastion before liquidation price... Do the exchanges themselves not understand the quality of their projects? Healthy factors not collapsing are already considered the exchange's kindness; don't expect those double rewards too much. Rebates directly converted into platform tokens to invest in new coins? The risk control threshold is set a bit too high. Systemic risk is hidden in this "connection." Looks exciting, but playing is risky.

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RektDetective

· 01-02 09:51

This combination really has some substance. The rebates directly flow to the mining pool to avoid idle funds, but honestly, it depends on the quality of the platform; otherwise, it's just another new scheme to harvest retail investors.

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OffchainWinner

· 01-02 09:48

Hey, I don't quite understand this trick. Rebate directly turns into platform tokens and then invests in mining? Feels like they're just playing themselves.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 01-02 09:31

Sounds good, the rebate can directly mine new coins, saving the trouble of manual transfers. Just worried that new projects might be the same old trick of cutting leeks.

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ForkTongue

· 01-02 09:28

Ha, it's the same old trick again. Exchanges really know how to play. Wait, doubling rewards? What kind of project can withstand that? They call it "liquidity," but really, it's just gambling on the next project not to flop.

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