Funny how things shift in crypto. With SOL pumping lately, what was supposed to be a modest prize pool has actually ballooned to $263 now. Market moves hit different when you're watching rewards denominated in volatile assets.

Spur Protocol recently launched a daily Q&A activity, and to be honest, this gameplay feels quite fresh. You only need to spend 2 minutes each day answering a question—the content isn't difficult, just some basic crypto knowledge, like which public chain has the highest TPS, and so on—and then you can claim your reward directly in the app. Sounds simple, right? But the underlying logic is actually worth pondering. From the project's perspective, this activity has two clear objectives. First, to increase user engagement and encourage everyone to develop a daily check-in habit. Second, to promote the liquidity and usage of the SPUR token, as rewards are very likely settled directly with tokens. Frankly speaking, if the number of participants really skyrockets, it could have some market impact on the token price, but this short-term stimulation shouldn't be overinterpreted. However, a few risks still need to be pointed out. First, the total reward pool definitely has a cap; the more participants there are, the less each person can receive—this is basic economic logic. Second, the long-term effectiveness of such activities is hard to predict; don’t place all your expectations on this. Also, will the difficulty of the questions gradually increase? If so, it might not be as easy as it is now. Interestingly, if this quiz incentive model is adopted by other DeFi projects, could it spark a wave of "quiz mining"? From SOL, DOT to AVAX, ecosystem projects on various public chains are trying to innovate ways to attract users. Maybe more similar activities will emerge. Next time you see this new format, remember to share it with others, so we can see which activities are truly valuable.

The trading activity of the SMOL token on Raydium DEX has attracted attention. According to the latest data, the buy trading volume in the past 24 hours is $0, the sell trading volume is $7, and the trading activity is relatively low. The liquidity pool size is $265, with a current market cap of approximately $187,736. Such micro-cap tokens are common in the Solana ecosystem, and investors should carefully assess risks before participating, especially since projects with smaller liquidity are more susceptible to large trades. For traders interested in emerging Solana projects, continuously monitoring trading volume changes and liquidity trends of such tokens can help better grasp market opportunities.