《Suggestions for Obtaining Points in Virtual》
Recently, I have often received private messages and comments, with a focus on these two questions:
1. How should newcomers get started if they want to participate in the Virtual ecosystem?
2. I am a Virtual participant, but earning points feels too slow. How can I earn points more quickly?
Here, I will combine my practical experience to discuss several current participation methods, explaining how to efficiently earn points and how newcomers can get started.
The recommended methods are arranged in order from high to low.
Method One: Participate in the new Geneses presale of Virtual, then wait for a dip after the launch to buy some and hold (remember to manually claim daily).
Recommended Index: Five Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
In this $ROAST presale, I specifically tested this method.
Initial conditions: Two wallets with completely identical token holdings, totaling around 600 Virtual + around 400 in ecosystem tokens.
Each wallet holds 180u of $BIOS, 120u of $NYKO, 50u of $PTAI, and 30u of $RWAI, all held long-term.
① Wallet One did not participate in @burnieio presale and manually claimed diamond hand rewards of 340 points.
② Wallet Two participated in @burnieio presale, bought 100Vir at launch, and manually claimed diamond hand rewards of 4236 points.
The comparison is very clear; participating in the new Geneses presale and not selling the presale amount but instead buying some can yield a large amount of diamond hand points.
Newcomers also have a problem with not having initial points. This is easily resolved by holding Virtual in the wallet for a day. So the path should be:
Hold in wallet for a day $Virtual -> Participate in the latest Geneses presale -> Look for opportunities to buy a bit at launch -> Hold -> Claim manually every day.
The only downside of this method is that while the points are plentiful, they will expire. Currently, the expiration time seems to be around 12 days, which is shorter than before, so remember to participate in the new presale promptly.
Method Two: Promote Yaps on Twitter to earn points.
Recommended Index: Five Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This method for earning points is indeed good, essentially trading your influence for points.
Many newcomers and large holders have told me that their influence is too small and fear they won't earn many points.
Personally, I believe this method is not exclusive to big KOLs; there are opportunities for everyone.
An important reason is that Virtual has now integrated @KaitoAI, so there are indeed some operational methods.
Here are three suggestions for users with fewer followers:
1. After writing content, remember to mention relevant AIs, such as @aixbt_agent, @taocat_agent, @Vader_AI_.
These AIs will also appear in Kaito's statistics, and attracting their comments and interactions will surely increase points significantly.
2. After writing the content, submit it to Grok for optimization based on his suggestions.
Currently, Twitter’s push is based on Grok's input, so getting his approval will certainly help in achieving better visibility.
3. Try to write content in an organized manner, write more, and include images. This will not only increase interactions but may also help you gain more followers when it gets promoted.
Method Three: Hold Virtual tokens to earn points.
Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐
The advantage of this part is that the points are permanent. The downside is that you need to hold a lot of Virtual in your wallet because this is definitely tiered; the more you hold, the more you earn.
I personally do not particularly recommend this as it does require a lot of points. Based on my attempts, if you only hold a few thousand Virtual, the points awarded are indeed a bit insufficient, possibly only around two to three hundred points daily.
However, this is indeed the simplest starting method for participating in Method One, which is to first earn some points and then use Method One's plan to earn Holder points.
Method Four: Stake $Vader or other stakable tokens.
Recommended Index: ⭐⭐
For Vader, I staked thirty thousand tokens, worth about 1300u at the current price.
So how many points did I earn? As shown in the image, only 90 points, which is almost nothing. I feel that staking is the least effective method; it seems large holders might benefit, but I wouldn't recommend this for those with smaller funds.
Moreover, once staked, you cannot withdraw for at least thirty days; it feels much better to use this money to participate in presales or acquire new tokens that offer more points.
Perhaps the only benefit is that this part is also permanent, suitable only for large holders.
Other possible methods (untested):
Recently, I have also observed some older, smaller market cap Virtual ecosystem tokens suddenly rising, speculating that someone is attempting to buy and inflate the market cap to try to earn points.
I have not tested this and am unsure if some older tokens can also count toward points; the specific effectiveness is unclear. Everyone can research this on their own.
In summary:
1. As I mentioned in the article, the acquisition of points has gradients.
So the core is to hold more + hold longer.
2. Try not to transfer coins back and forth. Currently, after the cooling system upgrade, the regulation on wallet interconnections has become quite strict. If deemed to be transferring too much to earn points, you will be directly banned from earning points for nine days, which will be very painful.
3. The best way to get the latest content from Virtual, aside from following @virtuals_io, is to also follow the founder's Twitter @everythingempt0. Sometimes the founder’s posts come even earlier.
