I just stared at @MemeMax_Fi's Phase 2 leaderboard for a long time, but still didn't see my name.

Honestly, I feel a bit frustrated.
After writing for so long and arguing so much, I didn't even get a scrap of front-row spot.
If it were before, I probably would have slammed the keyboard and cursed the project team for shady dealings.

But just now, I took a sip of water, calmed down, and realized I had flipped the logic myself.
This mechanism isn't about betting on that "what if" luck.

They tore up the lottery and replaced it with a KPI assessment form.
Essentially, the project team is playing a "positive scheme":
They don't care how loudly you shout slogans; they only look at how much work you do every day.

Make 10 trades to earn a Pack, then interact with content to earn another.
All fees are used to buy back $M.
This logic is as solid as steel reinforcement—only those who truly put in effort deserve to sit at the table and eat.

This is actually curing our retail investor syndrome:
Always feeling like you have no background, no connections, no chance with small accounts.
Now that the project team has paved the way, if you work hard, you're ahead; if you slack off, you deserve to watch others open big packs.

My mindset has changed now.
No longer obsessing over that elusive ranking, but instead consistently making a few trades each day and stacking Packs.
It feels pretty solid, like earning New Year’s money for myself.

Since luck is unreliable, I’ll rely on muscle memory to accumulate.
If you don’t do it, others will rush to do it.

Have you understood this mechanism?
Are you planning to keep doubting life, or like me, first put the Packs you should get each day into your pocket?

The rest will be seen on the day of the draw.
#Yap #Kaito @KaitoAI