2026-01-01 03:24:45

The Solana ecosystem trading platform launched a large-scale incentive program in January 2025, directly distributing 700 million governance tokens to approximately 2 million user wallets to reward genuine trading activity on the platform.

This distribution covered multiple user groups: active traders received basic rewards, while experienced traders who engaged deeply in derivatives trading, limit orders, dollar-cost averaging, and other advanced tools received more substantial incentives. The platform also established dedicated incentive pools for different types of traders.

This large-scale direct distribution model reflects the project's emphasis on ecosystem participation, encouraging user activity across various trading functions through tangible token incentives, with corresponding reward mechanisms from basic trading to complex derivatives strategies.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 18h ago

700 million tokens dropped all at once, this move is really aggressive. Let's see if it can retain people. Wait, has my wallet been selected... It's still derivatives trading to make a profit; retail investors are still destined to only get the leftovers.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 01-02 05:53

700 million tokens? Feels like another dump is coming... Someone should have already bought my SOL by now.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-01 03:54

Wow, 700 million tokens poured in, this is really burning money to keep people around. I should have traded more derivatives orders earlier, now I regret it to death. Another wave of tempting airdrops, feels like I came late again. 200 million wallets divided into so many, on average, how many eggs can each of you eat? Solana is trying to prove itself again, action-oriented. Hey, wait a minute, could this kind of incentive become a hotbed for wash trading again? Real transactions? Then do my hundred reverse operations count? Haha

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-01 03:54

700 million tokens? The Sol ecosystem really is willing to spend money, just afraid it's another false move before a new round of profit-taking. The early investors must have made a fortune again, while we retail investors should just honestly stick to basic trading. Is this round of incentives truly showing strength or just a pump to sell off? We need to observe and see.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-01 03:53

700 million tokens directly dumped into 2 million wallets, this move is really fierce... But why do I feel like seasoned players are the ones making a killing? We retail investors really can't understand these derivative incentive schemes, please don't turn it into a new wealth gap. This distribution model is indeed very sincere, but I have to ask myself how much SOL I need in my account to play these tricks. Should I rush in to trade? Or observe a bit more? Feels like I'm about to get cut again. This kind of incentive scheme sounds good, but in reality, it's encouraging big players to operate more aggressively... The basic rewards for small retail investors probably aren't even enough to cover transaction fees.

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HashBard

· 01-01 03:52

nah this is just tokenomics theater honestly... 700m tokens dumping on 2m wallets & suddenly everyone's a "trader"? the narrative arc writes itself lmao

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DeFiChef

· 01-01 03:27

700 million tokens airdropped directly to 2 million wallets? This move is indeed bold; finally, a project dares to play like this. The derivatives folks must be overwhelmed, and regular investors still have some gains to enjoy—feels quite considerate. But speaking of this token, will it be worth anything later? Or is this just another prelude to another round of cutting the leeks...

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