Open book exam with blank paper!

Yesterday, some doubts regarding Virtual points also received official attention. Under Sasa's explanation, there was a new understanding of point acquisition.

It turns out that the answers are all in the white paper, and my understanding indeed had certain deviations.

To summarize:

1️⃣ First and foremost, it is clear that there is no distinction between Chinese and English weight in the Virtual settings.

2️⃣ The Yapping score focuses on the interaction within the inner circle. If you interact with top yappers on the YAP leaderboard, you will also earn points.

3️⃣ Currently, in Yapping rewards, special attention needs to be paid to the multiplier of net buy-in points.

It was also mentioned in Sasa's tweet yesterday that the high scores are backed by the net buy-in multiplier. It turns out that the teachers really understand the “sneaky” version of the rules.

In the process of “mouth-earning”, most of the points are obtained through Virtual, and then the points and Virtual investments are exchanged for new agency tokens. Waiting for the agency tokens to unlock, the choice is to sell the agency tokens.

Mouth-earning ≠ Zero earning. The core is the Yapping net buy-in point multiplier, which is why it is necessary to buy some coins while mouth-earning. Traditional mouth-earning monetization is basically in a semi-obsolete state, and those who have already profited will clearly feel the lack of the net buy-in coefficient bonus. Yesterday, I also reviewed the details of @vvickym2 earning 20,000 points in Yapping, who had bought some $IRIS a few days ago. So her reward coefficient is positive, and currently, the net buy-in coefficient bonus seems to be quite high.

At the same time, there is an update on the secondary staking purchase multiplier. After watching @xnm05010's tweet yesterday, it was also verified through practical measurement that the multiplier share and the number of points acquired for low market cap tokens are far better than other tokens in terms of cost-effectiveness.

More often, understanding the rules is what we should focus on at this stage, even though points are inflating. We still need to try our best to let our growth rate catch up with the speed of “inflation”. Of course, the feedback from yesterday shows that the official is also seriously reviewing it, hoping for changes to make the rules more transparent and fair. Let's move forward together, Virtual!