2026-01-18 15:29:12

The ZKP Futures Trading Challenge is now live, with a total prize pool of 1,300,000 ZKP waiting for you to earn!

Want to share this big prize? It's simple. Participate in the trading competition, climb the trading volume leaderboard for ZKP futures, and share the reward pool of 1,000,000 ZKP based on your ranking. Or take the referral route, invite friends to showcase their skills in the futures market, and you can also earn corresponding rewards. Both ways to earn are available—it's all up to how you play.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 6h ago

A 1.3 billion sounds impressive, but which big brothers have really made a profit? I've seen too many tricks in the trading volume rankings; I've done plenty of cutting leeks. The referral rewards, do you dare to believe? Usually, it's your friends who get scammed. Another Ponzi scheme, I’d rather just watch from the sidelines. Futures trading competition? The risk is so high, even with big rewards, it's not worth it. Feels like another round of the crypto circle's tricks to cut profits; I'm not interested. These kinds of competitions are usually rigged by insiders long before, retail investors should not join the hype. I hate the referral model the most; in the end, it's your own brothers who get scammed.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 6h ago

13 million sounds like a lot, but how much can you actually get to your hands? --- I've seen too many tricks with inviting friends; in the end, it's still about being cut off --- With such fierce competition in the leaderboard, is there still a way out for retail investors? --- Another "money-making opportunity"—let's see if anyone actually withdraws first --- Futures trading competitions? I'll just stick to spot trading, it's less risky --- The larger the prize pool in these competitions, the more suspicious it is—could there be some tricks behind it? --- Recruitment schemes, in simple terms, are just variations of Ponzi schemes --- 13 million sounds impressive, but it's hard to say how much each person can actually get --- If big players participate, small investors basically have no chance; no point wasting time --- Invitation-only is the most annoying, constantly being harassed by friends

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 6h ago

A prize pool of 1.3 million sounds great, but I'm more concerned about whether the trading slippage issue has been resolved.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 6h ago

ah yes, the classic "pump liquidity through gamified contests" playbook... statistically speaking, this is exactly how the dotcom bubble got its retail legs back in '99. charts don't lie, and neither do my notes from 2017's ico mania.

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