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Don't keep looking at those monotonous, copy-and-paste FOGO financial strategies. Some authors mislead people without even reading the activity rules carefully. As an old user who has followed from the start of last year's activities, I would like to share some genuine insights to help you avoid those ineffective operations. @Fogo Official
Many people, upon seeing financial activities, immediately think, "I must buy the activity currency and then lock it up." This is actually not the case; the core logic of this activity has little to do with "what currency you hold." What it really assesses is "what you did today."
Below are the core steps that I have verified to be effective, divided into three parts:
Step 1: Understand the source of points and plan your funds.
The points of the activity are mainly composed of two parts: trading behavior points and asset balance points.
Trading behavior points are the key; it only looks at the amount of your "purchases made today." For example, if you consistently buy assets in the range of $10-15 every day, you can earn the maximum score for this tier (usually 3 points).
Asset balance points are an addition, scored based on the total asset level of your account, with a few hundred dollars usually earning 1 point.
So, my strategy is: to buy approximately $10.5 worth of $FOGO spot every day and choose to lock it for 90 days. This serves a dual purpose: it completes the crucial action of "purchases made today" to earn full trading points and contributes to the trading volume for the platform while enjoying financial returns.
Step 2: 【Key Operation】Reset your holding status.
This is a pitfall that most beginners fall into and is also where those "quick guides" fail to elaborate. If you already have assets that are being managed in your account, whether it's $FOGO or not, they all belong to the "existing stock."
The snapshot mechanism of the activity (usually at 7:59 AM Beijing time) will not count these existing stock assets as "daily trading points."
Therefore, the correct approach is:
Before the snapshot, redeem all of your assets that are currently being managed (not limited to FOGO) and then make sure to re-purchase through the dedicated entry on the activity page. The currency and duration you choose for re-purchase can be exactly the same as before (I chose all flexible terms for flexibility). This action of "redeeming - re-purchasing" will be recognized by the system as a new purchase, thus activating the points.
Don't keep looking at those monotonous, copy-and-paste FOGO financial strategies. Some authors mislead people without even reading the activity rules carefully. As an old user who has followed from the start of last year's activities, I would like to share some genuine insights to help you avoid those ineffective operations. @Fogo Official
Many people, upon seeing financial activities, immediately think, "I must buy the activity currency and then lock it up." This is actually not the case; the core logic of this activity has little to do with "what currency you hold." What it really assesses is "what you did today."
Below are the core steps that I have verified to be effective, divided into three parts:
Step 1: Understand the source of points and plan your funds.
The points of the activity are mainly composed of two parts: trading behavior points and asset balance points.
Trading behavior points are the key; it only looks at the amount of your "purchases made today." For example, if you consistently buy assets in the range of $10-15 every day, you can earn the maximum score for this tier (usually 3 points).
Asset balance points are an addition, scored based on the total asset level of your account, with a few hundred dollars usually earning 1 point.
So, my strategy is: to buy approximately $10.5 worth of $FOGO spot every day and choose to lock it for 90 days. This serves a dual purpose: it completes the crucial action of "purchases made today" to earn full trading points and contributes to the trading volume for the platform while enjoying financial returns.
Step 2: 【Key Operation】Reset your holding status.
This is a pitfall that most beginners fall into and is also where those "quick guides" fail to elaborate. If you already have assets that are being managed in your account, whether it's $FOGO or not, they all belong to the "existing stock."
The snapshot mechanism of the activity (usually at 7:59 AM Beijing time) will not count these existing stock assets as "daily trading points."
Therefore, the correct approach is:
Before the snapshot, redeem all of your assets that are currently being managed (not limited to FOGO) and then make sure to re-purchase through the dedicated entry on the activity page. The currency and duration you choose for re-purchase can be exactly the same as before (I chose all flexible terms for flexibility). This action of "redeeming - re-purchasing" will be recognized by the system as a new purchase, thus activating the points.