2025-12-04 15:29:21

The market hasn't been very friendly lately, but some platforms are still trying to find ways to offer benefits to users.

The 6th round of the VIP airdrop event is now open, with a prize pool of 750,000 NESS tokens. However, the entry threshold is a bit high this time—you need to be at least VIP 5 to participate. The rules are pretty straightforward: sign up, meet the basic trading volume requirement, and the airdrop allocation will be credited directly to your account.

To be honest, this kind of event is quite lucrative for high-frequency traders. After all, when the market is sluggish, any benefits you can get are even more valuable. Unfortunately, most regular retail investors can only watch from the sidelines, as the VIP 5 requirement leaves most people out.

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HashBrownies

· 12-06 16:43

The VIP5 threshold is really ridiculous; isn't this just a game for the rich?

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DegenDreamer

· 12-06 01:25

Here we go again? Starting from VIP5—why not just say it's only for big players?

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MetaverseLandlord

· 12-04 15:57

Starting from VIP5? Sounds nice, but in reality, it's just about driving retail investors out.

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RektHunter

· 12-04 15:56

Starting from VIP 5? What a joke, this is just blatantly telling retail investors to get lost. --- 750,000 NESS sounds like a lot, but when it's split among whales, there are barely any tokens left. I don't think this deal is worth it. --- It's the same old trick: when the platform throws money around, it's always the whales feasting while small investors get scraps. --- The threshold is so high and they still dare to call it "giving benefits to users." They really know how to play word games. --- Even in a bad market, they're still thinking about squeezing users for profit. These platforms are ruthless—everyone knows who's the real sucker here.

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