The final stage of the $60,000 USDC Pioneer Carnival launched by XBIT DEX is here, with only 200 Access Codes remaining.

This time, the project team didn't bluff — the $60,000 USDC in real funds has been added to the prize pool, and only those with a code can participate in Phase 2's red envelope distribution. This approach is somewhat similar to Lighter's previous method, where the airdrop directly released 25% of the circulating supply without lock-up restrictions, allowing participants to earn three to five figures on a $2.7B FDV.

In an era crowded with DEX projects, genuine reward mechanisms and execution capability are key differentiators. Don't be fooled by surface-level promises — look at the data, the code distribution, and real USDC inflows. These are the standards for assessing a project's reliability. With only 200 codes left and remaining balance, it will be even harder to get in later.