Want to maximize your earnings on Walrus? The key is to combine staking mining, airdrop tasks, and referral rebates into one strategy. It’s not just simple addition; it’s about amplifying each component through synergy.

Why do I say that? The core lies in "multi-dimensional contribution accumulation." Staking alone? The returns are modest. Only doing tasks? Too time-consuming. Just inviting people? Without a foundational weight, it’s not effective. But if you combine all three, each part can enhance the others’ weight.

How exactly to do this? Start with staking. Even staking the minimum amount can upgrade your status from a regular user to an ecosystem participant, which directly increases your airdrop weight by 50%. Next, focus on filling the airdrop tasks—interacting with the testnet, operating on the mainnet, social tasks—all must be completed; missing one is a pity. The third step is inviting people—bring in 5 to 10 friends. When they participate, you earn rebates, and your combined weights can stack, creating a compounding effect.

In daily operations, it’s quite straightforward. First, stake some $WAL to start mining, ensuring a basic contribution. Then, perform at least 5 on-chain activities weekly—file storage, retrieval interactions, etc.—to stay active. For the referral part, find 5 to 10 reliable people to team up with, ensuring stable rebates and increasing your weight. Lastly, don’t forget hidden tasks like content creation and bug reporting—they often come with good rewards but are overlooked by many.

The reason to get involved now is simple: the Walrus ecosystem is still in its early stages. Staking mining yields are stable, airdrop expectations are high, and the referral rebate policy is very attractive. Use minimal costs to accumulate the most ecosystem contribution during this window. When the airdrop actually lands, your gains will be significantly higher.