To see the true intentions of project teams in the crypto space, the most direct way is to observe how they spend money. The CreatorPad program launched by Dusk this time clearly demonstrates this point. The official team directly allocated over 3 million DUSK as an incentive pool, which sends a clear signal: the mainnet is now stable and fully in the stage of building the ecosystem.
The underlying logic of public chain development isn't that complicated. Incentives attract developers, developers build applications, applications accumulate TVL, and TVL in turn boosts the token's value. This is a proven formula. Support policies like CreatorPad with real funds, especially with narratives around RWA and privacy computing, are highly likely to attract a group of capable project teams to participate.
From a market perspective, once ecosystem applications start to grow, the usage scenarios and demand for the token will increase accordingly. The premium opportunities generated during this process are worth paying attention to. Instead of passively waiting, it's better to follow the project's genuine investments to judge the direction. This move seems to be a good signal.
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PumpDetector
· 01-13 17:51
reading the tea leaves here... when teams actually dump capital like this, it usually means they're done tinkering with testnet drama. dusk's play is textbook but tbh the rwa angle + privacy compute combo might actually move needles this cycle, not gonna lie
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quietly_staking
· 01-13 17:48
A 3 million DUSK move is quite sincere; only when the ecosystem develops can the price keep up.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 01-13 17:36
Over 3 million DUSK was directly poured in, this kind of move is definitely not a joke; ecosystem building has truly begun.
The logic makes sense: incentives → developers → applications → TVL, this cycle has been spinning continuously.
With the dual narratives of RWA and privacy computing, the efforts to attract projects must be quite aggressive, right?
I agree with following the money; projects that dare to spend like this are more convincing.
The premium opportunity depends on whether it can truly take off, but early-stage deployment is definitely worth paying attention to.
A volume of 3 million clearly shows confidence in the mainnet.
This kind of real financial support is much more reliable than just surface-level promises; it's quite interesting.
Once the mainnet is stable, the focus will be on the ecosystem; the logic makes sense, but whether it can keep up later is the key.
Watching how projects spend money is indeed the most direct indicator—no deception there.
The key to ecosystem explosion still depends on top-tier applications; just burning money to attract projects isn't enough.
This signal looks promising; looking forward to whether substantial projects will follow up.
As more people follow the trend, the number of applications will also increase—it's all about quality.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 01-13 17:28
Over 3 million DUSK were directly thrown out. This move is really serious, not just some talk.
Confident in the TVL growth after the ecosystem expansion. According to historical patterns, this wave should have some premium potential.
To see the true intentions of project teams in the crypto space, the most direct way is to observe how they spend money. The CreatorPad program launched by Dusk this time clearly demonstrates this point. The official team directly allocated over 3 million DUSK as an incentive pool, which sends a clear signal: the mainnet is now stable and fully in the stage of building the ecosystem.
The underlying logic of public chain development isn't that complicated. Incentives attract developers, developers build applications, applications accumulate TVL, and TVL in turn boosts the token's value. This is a proven formula. Support policies like CreatorPad with real funds, especially with narratives around RWA and privacy computing, are highly likely to attract a group of capable project teams to participate.
From a market perspective, once ecosystem applications start to grow, the usage scenarios and demand for the token will increase accordingly. The premium opportunities generated during this process are worth paying attention to. Instead of passively waiting, it's better to follow the project's genuine investments to judge the direction. This move seems to be a good signal.