'Is FHE really worth reinvesting? Does compound interest have tangible profit multiplication?'
To be honest, I also wondered if this project was just 'pie in the sky'.
But I decided to test it — using the same principal with different methods of staking FHE for 5 days to see how much the returns differ.
I designed three gameplay methods, tested for 5 days, and the results are as follows:
Detailed Breakdown: Why is the 'Compound Interest' so Powerful?
✅ Daily withdrawal arbitrage, hitting 'price difference profits'.
• The exchange fluctuates daily by 2~4%.
• I average one sell order per day, then buy low → Average daily arbitrage of 0.3~0.5 FHE.
✅ Re-staking will increase your 'total staking amount', raising point weight.
• The Mind Network system uses staking amount + training activity as the core for weighted points.
• Multiple interactions ≠ cheating; the system encourages active + compound behavior.
I rolled 4 rounds in 5 days → Total investment remains 5U, but the on-chain amount doubled!
Comparison:
• Static staking = Waiting for rewards.
• Compound interest operation = Building your own candy factory.
• Group order address = Get points but disperse rewards.
Additional discovery: Compound interest users are more likely to receive 'Agent upgrade' notifications.
After continuously re-staking, the system unlocked the Agent upgrade channel + advanced training template entry.
Training points skyrocketed + ranking doubled.
→ This wave is not about 'doing more work', but rather, 'the more serious you are, the more the system favors you.'
The most impressive thing is: My friend claimed once in two days, and his incentives were directly locked at 20%.
The system rules are clear: If not claimed for over 24 hours, points decay, and incentives are delayed.
→ Compound interest users naturally avoid this 'reward lag mechanism'.
Conclusion: FHE is not just about staking, but how you play determines how much you earn.
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