To establish a long-term presence on a platform, relying solely on temporary surges won't work. Those who can truly go far are the users who can maintain their enthusiasm.

Some quality platforms have already realized this and started rewarding those who persevere—whether it's consistently making predictions, completing tasks, or maintaining trading activity—users can gain long-term platform advantages and benefits. This is not about encouraging you to make a sudden burst of data, but genuinely valuing users who are online daily and contribute steadily.

This design logic is quite interesting: an active but unstable user is worth far less than an old user who, although not large in volume, is always online. The former may create false prosperity, while the latter is the platform's core asset. Long-termism in the on-chain ecosystem is becoming a new competitive edge.