A few days ago, an interesting project circulated within the Hong Kong community. There aren't many discussions about it on Twitter yet, but the registered users in the Hong Kong region have quietly surpassed 400,000.
From a technical standpoint, this project is supported by HKUST's technology, with solid official backing. To be honest, the certainty of this combination is indeed quite high.
The most attractive aspect is the current entry threshold—only an email and phone number are needed to log in. This relaxed initial access won't last long; it is highly likely that the entry conditions will gradually tighten in the future.
I also personally tried out the actual product, and the entire process was quite smooth. Based on the current growth momentum and technical reserves, entering at this time offers a relatively good cost-performance ratio. Of course, any investment should be judged according to your own risk tolerance.
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PerennialLeek
· 12-27 03:49
HKUST endorsement sounds pretty impressive... With 400,000 users, no one is talking about it, which is the most outrageous part.
The low-threshold entry this time is indeed interesting, but I'm just worried that if they tighten up later, it will become a feast for the leeks.
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AirdropATM
· 12-27 03:44
The endorsement from HKUST is indeed interesting, but the discussion on Twitter with 400,000 registered users is sparse, and the difference is quite significant.
Early entry with low barriers is just a trap waiting to happen; tightening restrictions later won't help either.
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VitaliksTwin
· 12-27 03:43
HKUST endorsement? 400,000 users have already entered? This pace is a bit fast, I need to try it quickly.
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RegenRestorer
· 12-27 03:35
HKUST endorsement attracts 400,000 users, this pace is quite interesting
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Wait, just email and phone number to get in? Isn't this admission threshold too lenient
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Another story of "good value for entry now," I've seen too many of these
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40,000 users in the Hong Kong area not discussing on Twitter, that's suspicious in itself
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Having experienced it, it is indeed smooth, but that doesn't mean there's a future
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The excuse of tightening entry conditions is used by every project, full of tricks
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HKUST endorsement definitely adds points, but this is not a deposit
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Remember how many projects used to hype like this before, and what was the result
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Zero Twitter buzz with 400,000 users? Feels like there's a transparency issue with the data
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Jumping in now might not be the worst choice, but don't go all in
A few days ago, an interesting project circulated within the Hong Kong community. There aren't many discussions about it on Twitter yet, but the registered users in the Hong Kong region have quietly surpassed 400,000.
From a technical standpoint, this project is supported by HKUST's technology, with solid official backing. To be honest, the certainty of this combination is indeed quite high.
The most attractive aspect is the current entry threshold—only an email and phone number are needed to log in. This relaxed initial access won't last long; it is highly likely that the entry conditions will gradually tighten in the future.
I also personally tried out the actual product, and the entire process was quite smooth. Based on the current growth momentum and technical reserves, entering at this time offers a relatively good cost-performance ratio. Of course, any investment should be judged according to your own risk tolerance.