The level system setup of the Warden Protocol project is quite interesting. It is reported that the protocol has launched a 13-tier progressive ranking system, where participants unlock levels by accumulating PUMP points, with the highest honor level "The Promptoor" requiring 3.5 million points to attain.
This carefully designed layered mechanism reflects the project's incentive approach for ecosystem participants. From the perspective of airdrop distribution, PUMP points become the most core metric—directly recording users' contributions within the entire Warden ecosystem. Whether it is protocol interaction, governance participation, or community building, the process of accumulating points essentially serves as a quantitative assessment of ecosystem value creators.
Interestingly, this long-term design of point accumulation may hint at the project's true intentions behind airdrop distribution. By setting a cap of 3.5 million points to lock in the highest level, it maintains the scarcity of incentives and filters out truly core contributors.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 01-08 04:02
3.5 million points? Bro, this threshold is really tough. How much effort do you need to put in?
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ForumLurker
· 01-07 09:50
Wow, 3.5 million points? That's an incredible ceiling setup, truly a hunger marketing strategy.
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GetRichLeek
· 01-06 15:02
3.5 million points? Bro, how long do you have to grind for that? I just want to know how many people can actually reach this ceiling... Feels like it's just another tactic used by the whales to keep everyone hooked.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 01-05 18:52
3.5 million points? This threshold is not something most people can reach. How long will it take to climb to the top?
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NFTFreezer
· 01-05 11:49
3.5 million points? Dude, the ceiling they've set is really meant to keep retail investors out.
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ForkLibertarian
· 01-05 11:41
3.5 million points? Man, you'd have to grind until the Year of the Monkey to get there.
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13-level ladder, sounds very competitive. Not many people can actually reach the top.
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Wait, is this point system designed to make people hold on long-term? There's some thought behind it.
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The highest level "The Promptoor," how did they come up with that name? That's pretty clever.
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Basically, it's about filtering true believers. If you're not serious, get out. Only the dedicated get the rewards.
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The 3.5 million point cap is well-designed. Small projects really rely on this to keep active users engaged.
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Hold on, does that mean you need continuous interaction to earn points? That's pretty much the same as mining.
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Warden is trying to create a "participation equals reward" logic, got it.
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The real question is, where do these points' ultimate value come from?
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I don't really believe the project team will be that generous. Feels like there's a trap.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 01-05 11:31
3.5 million points? Bro, how long do I have to grind for this? It feels more exhausting than work.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 01-05 11:31
3.5 million points? I still have to save until the Year of the Monkey, the Year of the Horse, haha
The level system setup of the Warden Protocol project is quite interesting. It is reported that the protocol has launched a 13-tier progressive ranking system, where participants unlock levels by accumulating PUMP points, with the highest honor level "The Promptoor" requiring 3.5 million points to attain.
This carefully designed layered mechanism reflects the project's incentive approach for ecosystem participants. From the perspective of airdrop distribution, PUMP points become the most core metric—directly recording users' contributions within the entire Warden ecosystem. Whether it is protocol interaction, governance participation, or community building, the process of accumulating points essentially serves as a quantitative assessment of ecosystem value creators.
Interestingly, this long-term design of point accumulation may hint at the project's true intentions behind airdrop distribution. By setting a cap of 3.5 million points to lock in the highest level, it maintains the scarcity of incentives and filters out truly core contributors.