2026-01-03 03:20:32

Regarding the spin wheel activity, I have some thoughts I want to share.

Since the prize pool has a limit, why not add an option like "Thanks for participating, come back next time" in the spin wheel? It might actually be easier to appeal to people's gambling psychology than guaranteeing a 100% win.

The current problem is what? After each event ends, a bunch of people either can't get a spot or can't use all their chances. Over time, everyone understands—hoarding chances is pointless, selling them off, or just leaving them unused. Naturally, no one will increase transactions just to participate in the activity.

If we change to this kind of mechanism, user mentality will shift. With a mindset of "trying luck" or "just for fun," people will be more willing to save up multiple chances. For the platform, the costs remain controllable, and it can even better understand user behavior data.

To put it simply, the current activity makes most people feel little participation, and that's the real problem.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 11h ago

Bro, this idea actually hits the mark. When you're winning 100%, no one cares anymore. That's really something.

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memecoin_therapy

· 11h ago

This guy's statement is spot on. The current roulette wheel is indeed boring; a 100% win rate actually kills the sense of anticipation. OMG, finally someone said it. Adding a "Thanks for participating" option really makes it more addictive. But to be fair, the official team definitely wouldn't do this... the risk is too high, afraid of getting criticized. Got it, got it. It’s just that when the atmosphere dies, the users are truly gone. Hey, why didn't I think of that logic? It indeed stimulates human nature more than guaranteed winnings.

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CompoundPersonality

· 11h ago

Haha, I have to admit, I agree with this logic. It really hits the sore spot... The current roulette mechanism is just useless, and the sense of participation is negative.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 11h ago

Ha, this logic isn't bad. No one is really hyped up now. Forget it, the officials wouldn't do that, understanding human nature too well might actually cause issues. Really, adding a "Non-Chu" option might actually help retain people, I agree with that. The problem is that everyone has seen through it, and the sense of participation has plummeted. By the way, this idea has some merit, much better than the current involution.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 11h ago

Ha, I’m convinced by this logic, it really hits the heart Huh? Even empty rewards can increase engagement? That’s pretty clever This is much smarter than just giving out candies, really They have a tight grip on gambling psychology That’s right, the current activity participation rate has really plummeted Something’s off, it feels like the official never even considered changing it this way This idea is brilliant, why didn’t anyone suggest it earlier

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