2026-01-15 09:33:11

The ranking incentive mechanism of Warden Protocol has attracted a lot of attention. In the project's Top 100 ranking, participants ranked higher can receive single incentives of up to $65,000 if the project's FDV reaches $1 billion. This design directly links community ranking with valuation, which is indeed attractive to early ecosystem participants. The project team uses this transparent incentive model to drive community activity, which is also a common approach for cold-starting Web3 projects. Interested partners can pay more attention to the mechanism design of such projects.

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NonFungibleDegen

· 8h ago

ngl ser this tokenomics got me sweating... 65k if we hit a billy? that's the kind of alpha bait that makes me ape in at 3am tbh. probably nothing but also probably everything 👀

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PanicSeller

· 8h ago

65,000 dollars? That number sounds outrageous; only the top 100 can do it. It's highly competitive.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 8h ago

65,000 USD? Another "if FDV reaches 1 billion" hypothesis. This trick is getting old.

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TokenEconomist

· 8h ago

actually, let me break this down—the mechanism here is basically classic prisoner's dilemma wrapped in tokenomics. you're seeing rank-based incentives directly tied to fDV multiples, which ceteris paribus creates perverse alignment problems as the protocol scales. the $65k payoff assumes linear value capture, but that's... not how supply-demand curves typically work, ngl

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