2026-01-11 04:22:47

DeriW's recent TGE points race indeed seems to be a good time for some strategic moves. This project has only been live for 23 weeks, and its trading volume has already reached $18.4 billion. Honestly, this growth rate is quite impressive. Many people are now debating whether to participate or not. Instead of overthinking, it's better to jump in before the TGE and start earning points.

To put it simply, airdrop points are essentially a game of timing and opportunity. During the project's cold start phase, activity is crucial, and participants can catch this wave. What does the $18.4 billion trading volume behind this indicate? It shows that there is genuine demand within the ecosystem, not just empty talk. Currently, the points race is essentially the project team selecting early supporters.

Rather than getting beaten up by market fluctuations, it's better to focus your energy on building a promising ecosystem. The period before the TGE might be the last low-cost window for participation.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 15h ago

184 billion in trading volume sounds impressive, but I just want to ask how much of this is genuine demand... --- Same old excuse, trading time for opportunity? I think it's more about exchanging opportunities for time. --- Cold start requires activity, no doubt, but who guarantees that this wave of points won't become worthless before TGE? --- Hurry to get on board? I think more people are rushing to get off. Early supporters, those words sound so nice. --- Just because it's 18.4 billion doesn't mean the ecosystem's genuine demand? Come on, wake up. Large trading volume ≠ reliable project. You need to have that logic. --- I've heard this many times: invest energy into ecosystem development... but what was the result? They all fizzled out. --- The final low-cost participation window—I'd advise everyone not to believe this. The night before TGE is often the last wave of harvesting. --- 23 weeks, 18.4 billion—this growth rate is fast, but the question is whether it's sustainable. Rapid growth often leads to rapid collapse. --- Airdrop points exchanged for opportunities—this seems more like gamblers' psychology than legitimate strategy.

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ChainChef

· 15h ago

ngl the recipe's looking decent here... 184b volume in just 23 weeks? that's the kind of market appetite you don't ignore. point is most people overthink this stuff when really it's just about timing your ingredient additions right before the main course drops

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 16h ago

184 billion in trading volume is indeed impressive, but I’m still a bit cautious, afraid of getting caught in a scam --- Talking about earning points, honestly, it’s just betting that project teams won’t be dishonest. They have too many historical baggage --- Rather than stressing over it, it’s better to go all in since this is the last window before TGE --- Having demand in the ecosystem is one thing, whether it can truly take off is another. Being cautious is not wrong --- 184 billion in 23 weeks, this data is either extremely impressive or heavily inflated. It looks a bit unbelievable --- Trading time for opportunities is a good saying, but I just don’t know if I’m spending my time in the right place --- It feels like these projects always end up as a script to cut the leeks, but I’m afraid of missing out... speechless --- Getting in on the eve of the points competition, what if TGE is just a rug pull, and I get splashed with blood --- Losing in the market is worse than earning points; this logic really hit me --- Is 184 billion real? It feels crazier than some big projects --- Supporting early adopters sounds high-end, but in reality, it’s just gambling

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FlatlineTrader

· 16h ago

184 billion in trading volume sounds impressive, but it indeed shows that the ecosystem is gaining momentum. However, the idea of a TGE eve has been mentioned too many times; every time, it's said to be the last window... The point of point accumulation is really just betting on whether the project team is reliable or not. I participated, but I don't dare to go all in with that logic. The early entry cost is indeed low, but the key question is whether the points you get are valuable or not. Instead of worrying about whether to participate or not, it's better to first see how much capital you can actually invest. Anyway, my understanding is that if you have spare money, just play. The 184 billion is just virtual trading volume; don't be fooled. You should have a clear idea of the real user base of the project. Trying to make a move in the last half month before TGE? You can give it a shot—consider it paying tuition. If you lose, you can accept that. Points are all about how much liquidity the project team will put in later. No matter how crazy the current hype is, it doesn't matter.

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