These past couple of days, I've been tinkering with several on-chain projects, but I still dropped the ball—missed both the daily sign-ins for TermMax and Ferra. I clearly remembered signing in, but when I opened my wallet, the points hadn't updated. At that moment, I was a bit stunned, feeling like my memory was failing.

But upon reflection, instead of stressing over these small mistakes, it's better to delve into the essence of the point systems in projects like Ferra. Their sign-in mechanisms, point accumulation rules, and the underlying incentive design logic all point to the same core: how to build user stickiness through engagement. Ferra's points are not just numbers; they represent the user's contribution weight within the ecosystem. Every sign-in, every interaction is calculated and weighted. From this perspective, missing a sign-in isn't just losing a few points—it's falling behind in the ecosystem's growth mechanism. Understanding this logic is quite interesting for users who participate long-term in the Web3 ecosystem.