To be honest, most meme coins are just riding on the hype. But there is a project with a different approach — Luxxcoin follows a rule-driven model.
They set up a competitive system: Settlements occur every two months, and the top 500 wallets receive rewards directly. The leaderboard can be viewed at any time, with snapshots and rewards distributed all running on-chain, providing complete transparency.
The key point is that they use a scoring algorithm to determine reward distribution, rather than a lottery based on luck. Holding strategies and interaction behaviors will all be taken into account, making it somewhat like turning holding coins into a game.
This approach of combining memes with on-chain competition mechanisms is indeed not the same path as those coins that rely purely on community calls.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 9h ago
Finally, someone has made a name for themselves with memes, but how exactly is this trap scoring algorithm calculated? Is it really that mysterious?
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DegenGambler
· 18h ago
Does the algorithm determine the rewards? This idea is actually quite interesting, much better than purely relying on luck.
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OnchainDetective
· 19h ago
Well... this competitive system logic is indeed fresh, much more reliable than pure pump coins.
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Algorithm distribution? Alright, at least it's a bit more transparent than the betting model.
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Only the top 500 have rewards, what about the remaining retail investors? Is it another round of playing people for suckers?
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On-chain transparency is real, but whether the scoring algorithm is a black box or not is another story.
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Turning holding coins into a game, I like this idea, it's finally not just pure community advocacy.
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Settlement every two months, will this be another last hurrah before the coin price big dump?
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All running on-chain, data is public, this indeed is stronger than most memes.
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Wait, the holding strategy is being recorded, isn't this just tracking my wallet behavior?
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Creating a sense of scarcity for the top 500, the trick is still the old trick, just the packaging is different.
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ProbablyNothing
· 19h ago
Algorithm-driven competitive system, this trap is indeed refreshing. However, the cutoff for the top 500 is too harsh, how can those behind play?
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Blockchainiac
· 19h ago
Speaking of this competitive ranking system, it's really fresh... compared to those purely empty coins, at least there's something real in it.
To be honest, most meme coins are just riding on the hype. But there is a project with a different approach — Luxxcoin follows a rule-driven model.
They set up a competitive system:
Settlements occur every two months, and the top 500 wallets receive rewards directly. The leaderboard can be viewed at any time, with snapshots and rewards distributed all running on-chain, providing complete transparency.
The key point is that they use a scoring algorithm to determine reward distribution, rather than a lottery based on luck. Holding strategies and interaction behaviors will all be taken into account, making it somewhat like turning holding coins into a game.
This approach of combining memes with on-chain competition mechanisms is indeed not the same path as those coins that rely purely on community calls.