I just discovered that many people keep making the same mistake on a leading liquidity staking protocol — they spend all day grinding tasks, burning a lot of time and money, but the weight growth is painfully slow. Instead of wasting effort like that, it’s better to first understand their scoring logic, then target the right areas. This way, efficiency can be increased tenfold.

Speaking of weight calculation, it mainly involves four dimensions, and remembering the proportional structure is crucial. On-chain interactions are the biggest part, accounting for 40%, which is the top priority; community contributions account for 25%; asset allocation is 20%; and account compliance is 15%. Many people get stuck on the first two.

First, let’s talk about the 40% from on-chain interactions. Don’t think that just increasing the number of transactions will boost your score. Stability, diversity of operation types, and depth are the real keys. My experience is that instead of doing a dozen transactions in one go, it’s better to perform 1-2 high-quality operations weekly. Engage in staking and lending, participate in financial product subscriptions, and do cross-chain swaps — diversify your activities instead of sticking to a single method. Also, increasing staking limits and extending financial periods can help boost your weight. Some overlook testnet interactions, but those are actually a good bonus — don’t waste that opportunity.

The 25% for community contributions may seem small, but it has a significant impact on rankings. Basic actions include sharing original content weekly and answering newbie questions in the community. If you want to grow quickly, try writing in-depth tutorials or trading reviews. Once they are featured and reposted by the official channels, your weight will jump significantly. Inviting friends to participate can also earn points, but avoid spamming or copying others’ content — that not only doesn’t help but can also lead to deductions.

The 20% for asset allocation measures your loyalty to the ecosystem. Holding some platform tokens and having a sufficiently diversified staking portfolio is essential.

Finally, the 15% for compliance is the baseline. Operating with a single account, ensuring funds are sourced legally, and maintaining compliance will earn full points. But if multiple accounts share an IP, transfer funds frequently, or automate actions with scripts, your weight will be wiped out — it’s not worth the risk.

Once you understand these rules thoroughly, you can develop a precise strategy, focusing your effort and capital on key areas. Compared to mindless, reckless operations, this approach is much more efficient. Currently, I maintain stable ecosystem airdrop yields and account weights using this methodology — it’s absolutely reliable.