$MMT MMT The in-stock contest is over. I heard that this time it was all big leaks—let’s see the results!
Top 20: 474W, with 1 person failing to qualify. What’s more dramatic is that the 20th place is called VNBANK (former name: VIP TuYenBai), and 21st place is VNBACK—so powerful, it’s unbelievable. Was this round eliminated by VNB’s alts? Terrible.
Top 50: 82W, with 3 people getting picked up at a bargain. Top 50 this time is really a big leak. Getting Top 50 with the cost for Top 200—feels great.
Top 200: 10.5W, with 30+ people getting picked up at bargain prices. This time for Top 200, it seems like the work studios grabbed the big leaks. They used the cost for Top 1000 to eat up Top 200—almost like you’re winning 300+ with just 40-something.
Top 1000: 5.3W—pretty normal. Now, Top 1000 doesn’t have 30+ gains; it’s really not as good as going back to Top 5000.
Top 5000: 1.02W—also not as competitive as before, with a 10+ return.
Actually, this cold surprise mainly happened because the studios didn’t compete for Top 200. Normally, that should be the standard contest situation: for Top 200, someone can often pick up leaks. But the studios raised the threshold to protect rankings. Still, this might be one of the rare cold surprises recently—because later they canceled Top 5000. Based on transaction volume alone, it’s hard to estimate accurately. If you刷 a little, it’s fine; if you刷 too much, it’s useless. In the end, it depends on what the new rules’ returns are like. My guess is they’ll be much lower than now. With Top 5000 and a few tens of thousands of people divided up—surely the former gets more and the latter gets less~
By the way, the Altcoin contract contest just launched today. The official is doing more shady moves again—early birds + the opening lottery are both rolled out at the same time. This ramps up the game theory to the max. The “try-hard” crowd will definitely go to the early-bird round to front-load massive volume over the next few days, while the opening-lottery side also gets an advantage. Then if the opening-lottery side is behind, they’ll add more volume to catch up—and also go after the early-bird. So you effectively have two groups of people who never give up trailing behind. You can imagine how intense it’ll get. Go ahead and pile on—pile on and don’t say a word.
Top 20: 474W, with 1 person failing to qualify. What’s more dramatic is that the 20th place is called VNBANK (former name: VIP TuYenBai), and 21st place is VNBACK—so powerful, it’s unbelievable. Was this round eliminated by VNB’s alts? Terrible.
Top 50: 82W, with 3 people getting picked up at a bargain. Top 50 this time is really a big leak. Getting Top 50 with the cost for Top 200—feels great.
Top 200: 10.5W, with 30+ people getting picked up at bargain prices. This time for Top 200, it seems like the work studios grabbed the big leaks. They used the cost for Top 1000 to eat up Top 200—almost like you’re winning 300+ with just 40-something.
Top 1000: 5.3W—pretty normal. Now, Top 1000 doesn’t have 30+ gains; it’s really not as good as going back to Top 5000.
Top 5000: 1.02W—also not as competitive as before, with a 10+ return.
Actually, this cold surprise mainly happened because the studios didn’t compete for Top 200. Normally, that should be the standard contest situation: for Top 200, someone can often pick up leaks. But the studios raised the threshold to protect rankings. Still, this might be one of the rare cold surprises recently—because later they canceled Top 5000. Based on transaction volume alone, it’s hard to estimate accurately. If you刷 a little, it’s fine; if you刷 too much, it’s useless. In the end, it depends on what the new rules’ returns are like. My guess is they’ll be much lower than now. With Top 5000 and a few tens of thousands of people divided up—surely the former gets more and the latter gets less~
By the way, the Altcoin contract contest just launched today. The official is doing more shady moves again—early birds + the opening lottery are both rolled out at the same time. This ramps up the game theory to the max. The “try-hard” crowd will definitely go to the early-bird round to front-load massive volume over the next few days, while the opening-lottery side also gets an advantage. Then if the opening-lottery side is behind, they’ll add more volume to catch up—and also go after the early-bird. So you effectively have two groups of people who never give up trailing behind. You can imagine how intense it’ll get. Go ahead and pile on—pile on and don’t say a word.
