Recently, some project teams have been promoting practical implementation plans for community consensus. Interestingly, their approach is not the usual speculative incentives, but truly considers those who have long-term support for the project.

It is reported that approximately 10,000 NFTs are in the preparation stage, and the first batch of whitelists will be directly and freely distributed to eligible community members. The rules are straightforward—if you hold 300,000 tokens, you can earn one whitelist spot, with the snapshot expected to be in early next month.

What’s interesting about this mechanism is that it clearly distinguishes long-term consensus participants from short-term speculators. The project team emphasized in official statements that this is not a speculative reward program, but a recognition of community loyalty. Judging by the token holding threshold, it indeed filters for those who are genuinely committed participants.

For holders, what does this mean? Those holding more than 300,000 tokens should consider the early next month snapshot as a confirmation point. NFTs, as identity tags in the Web3 era, still hold potential for future possibilities after obtaining the whitelist. Of course, what rights or value this will bring to holders remains to be seen from the project team’s subsequent updates.