Recently, many questions have been coming in: "Is the 5.9U benefit for the 1-minute task real?" "Why can't I see this activity?" "Besides this, are there other similar opportunities to earn extra?"

Seeing these questions, I feel both relieved and a bit regretful. The relief is because everyone is starting to pay attention to the platform's low-risk benefits. The regret is that many people are only fixated on the 5.9U number and completely fail to understand the underlying operational strategies behind it. As an analyst who has been observing the crypto market for a long time, today I won't just tell you how to participate in this wave of activities, but will break down the core logic of the "platform's benefit design" so you can judge similar opportunities yourself in the future, without always waiting for others to notify you.

Let's start with the most straightforward core: benefits activities run by top trading platforms are never charity. To put it simply, their purpose is very clear—they either want to increase daily active users, collect your behavioral data, or do both. Regarding this 1-minute task wave, what the platform truly needs are these two things. In such a fiercely competitive industry environment, user activity directly impacts the platform's survival, so they are willing to spend money to have you complete tasks. Our task is—understand what the platform wants, then follow their rhythm and get the benefits in hand.

So why can some people participate in this activity while others don't receive invitations? I’ve summarized the observed pattern into four criteria that "platform favors users": First, complete real-name verification; second, have at least one genuine transaction in the past 30 days; third, keep the account clean (no fake orders, no false transactions); fourth, frequently open the app to check news. Users who meet all four conditions are much more likely to be selected by the platform to participate in the benefits.