2026-01-14 18:47:18

Recently experienced a series of incentive activities combining wallets and public chains, and found that the cost issues of on-chain interactions are actually exaggerated. I personally went through the process, and the interactions mainly took place on the Mezo public chain, with Gas fees so low that they are almost imperceptible, making it especially friendly for small participants. The total prize pool for this activity reached $80,000, which is definitely worth trying.

Sharing my participation steps, for those interested in getting started:

**Step 1: Complete Basic Tasks for Quick Entry**
By completing a few basic operations in the app's task section as required, you can qualify to participate. The entire process is smooth, and you can basically get approved and enter the app in seconds.

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DefiPlaybook

· 9h ago

Another wave of sheep shearing, this time with ridiculously low gas fees? I don't buy it. I need to check the on-chain data for Mezo's public chain first. Wait, how many people are sharing the $80,000 prize pool? Feels like the same old trick. I've seen these kinds of activities many times, they just want to attract new users. By the time you actually participate, you'll find that the liquidity has already been drained by big players.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 9h ago

Bro, I’m not joking this time, the Gas fees are really ridiculously low. Wait, is an $80,000 pool this size? How much can an individual actually get? I need to try getting instant approval—last time, I waited all night on a certain chain. Small investors finally have an event to look forward to, and it feels good. It feels like the usual trick before a new round of profit-taking, but since Gas is cheap, I’ll go grab some profits.

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LiquidityWitch

· 9h ago

ngl the gas cost narrative has been one of the most delicious alchemical illusions in this space... mezo brewing something real here or just another mirage? 80k pool sounds like bait but tbh the arbitrage angles might be worth the ritual. curious if this is actually the transmutation moment or just another liquidation sacrifice dressed up as opportunity

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SilentObserver

· 9h ago

Hey, is the Gas fee for Mezo really this low? Feels like I've gotten used to getting ripped off. An $80,000 prize pool sounds okay, but actually getting the money is what matters. Just passed the review in seconds. The task section isn't complicated at all, just a few clicks and it's done. I believe it's friendly to small players anyway. No harm in trying.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 9h ago

Really, with such low gas fees, I have to re-evaluate Mezo An 80,000 prize pool sounds good, just not sure how much I'll end up getting Getting approved in seconds is really comfortable, saves the hassle of waiting like on other platforms Good news for small players, it's enough

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MissedTheBoat

· 9h ago

Hmm, I need to try the Mezo chain. Hearing that the Gas fees are so low, I'm tempted. The thing I fear most about these activities is that the fees eat into the profits. It seems like we don't have to worry about that issue here. The 80,000 prize pool sounds quite tempting, but it depends on how the distribution is handled in the end. Instant approval for tasks? Feels a bit too good to be true; usually, these things take some time. Being friendly to small participants is definitely a plus. Finally, there's an activity that considers us. But how is the Mezo public chain? Are there any slippage issues? Since you wrote such a detailed explanation, I think I should follow up and test the waters.

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BearHugger

· 9h ago

An $80,000 prize pool with almost no gas fees—that's the kind of chain I want. Mezo truly takes care of small players, and passing the review instantly is amazing. Another wallet public chain combo, this time finally not bloodied by gas fees. Basic tasks are enough to get in, no need for complicated operations, not bad at all. Honestly, my previous complaints about public chain costs were a bit over the top; this experience has improved a lot. How much can you get from an $80,000 prize pool? That's the key point. The smoothness is good, but the crucial thing is whether you can withdraw at the end—that's the hard metric.

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