2026-01-07 18:33:23

AIXC, a new project recently launched by a well-known entrepreneur's lead investment, has generated considerable interest. According to information, the founder personally invested 4 million USD, and also added 30 million USD through their leading electric vehicle enterprise system. This scale of funding is indeed significant for a project at the beginning of 2026.

The participation threshold for the project is relatively friendly. Enthusiasts can first choose to join the corresponding team, then activate identity verification by connecting social accounts. The entire process is designed to be straightforward—once the necessary social media accounts are linked, interaction can begin. It is also reported that the project team has set up an invitation-based expansion mechanism to attract more ecosystem participants.

Participation methods are divided into two main paths, each with its own focus. This diversified approach allows different types of participants to find suitable entry points.

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FancyResearchLab

· 01-07 19:02

Another "diversified participation path" that should be theoretically feasible, but I don't know if it will turn out to be the kind of scheme that starts to cut after binding social accounts... --- 30 million follow-up investment? Luban No.7 is under construction again. I'll try this smart trap first. --- While the threshold is friendly, the invitation-based expansion mechanism is basically just an upgraded version of pyramid schemes... --- Now I understand—what "relatively friendly" means is just making you quickly authorize social accounts. --- It's just another useless innovation, but I have to admit, the tactic of 4 million + 30 million is indeed a bit interesting.

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-07 18:56

34 million invested, this guy really dares to gamble --- Just by linking social accounts to play, this trick feels a bit familiar... --- Two routes? Basically, they all require spending money --- Invitation-only expansion? Are they starting to recruit people again? --- A friendly threshold is just politeness; the ones who really make money are always the early ones --- This project feels like the same old story, just a rebrand to stir up the same old hype --- Investing 4 million definitely shows sincerity, but the 30 million afterward is the real key --- Team mechanism... Here we go again, dividing into factions --- Lack of information, just say who the founder is --- Diversified participation methods = diversified ways to cut the leeks, trust me --- How long can 34 million be spent? That’s the key question

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-07 18:56

4 million plus 30 million? This guy really dares to spend. Can the electric vehicle sector make that much money? Invitation system is back again. I've seen this trick too many times. Friendly threshold, huh? I'll observe first and then decide. Which of the two paths should I choose? Has anyone tested which one is more stable? Betting real money and silver, at least shows it's not an air project. Binding social accounts... and requiring real-name verification again, which is a bit uncomfortable.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-07 18:47

4 million plus 30 million, this guy is really all in... But speaking of which, the endorsement of the electric vehicle system is still somewhat interesting. The invitation-only model can only last as long as the ecosystem can sustain it. The two approaches sound quite flexible, but I'm worried it might just be another gimmick. The friendly entry barrier is good, but we'll see how long the old guys can stick around. Spending 34 million shows he's not just doing an air project... but the specifics still need to be observed. The team system is a pretty good copy, it can attract quite a few participants. The focus should be on ecosystem retention; burning money quickly is easy, but maintaining it is the real challenge. It’s a bit like the projects from last year... Let’s see who can last until the end.

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