# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Community

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MEXC Launches Referral Ambassador Program Offering up to 40% Commissions and Gold Bar Rewards

MEXC, a leading digital asset exchange, has introduced a Referral Ambassador Program to reward users for expanding its global crypto community. All users automatically qualify as Rising Ambassadors with no application or fees. The program features a three-tier system (Rising, Elite, Champion) based on referral numbers and referees’ Futures trading volume, evaluated every two months. Ambassadors can earn up to 40% in referral commissions, access exclusive events, and join a global network for strategies and early updates. Elite Ambassadors can win up to $2,500, while Champion Ambassadors are eligible for prizes including a gold bar. Founded in 2018, MEXC serves over 40 million users worldwide with a focus on accessibility and low fees.

TheNewsCrypto01/09 10:31

MEXC Launches Referral Ambassador Program Offering up to 40% Commissions and Gold Bar Rewards

TheNewsCrypto01/09 10:31

2025 Annual Marketing White Paper

The 2025 Web3 Marketing White Paper highlights a major industry pivot from vanity metrics like DAU to tangible, revenue-focused goals such as transaction volume and TVL. Both projects and users have become more pragmatic, prioritizing capital security, predictable returns, and sustainable growth. Key trends include Binance redefining wallets as growth engines through its Alpha platform, which ties user activity to rewards and liquidity. Community-building shifted from KOL-centric campaigns to fostering genuine cultural engagement, as seen with Sahara AI’s UGC-driven identity. Projects like Sign and Kite AI used simple, high-impact messaging and strategic timing to build trust pre-TGE. Meanwhile, Plasma and Zerobase incentivized long-term liquidity through behavior-based rewards. Notable challenges include shortened attention spans, post-TGE neglect, over-reliance on KOLs, and a lack of cultural cohesion. The report warns that sustainable growth requires ongoing community engagement, balanced incentive structures, and authentic storytelling. Looking ahead, 2026 will demand even sharper focus on pre-TGE liquidity, deeper community integration, and stronger private ecosystem management to survive increased competition and market saturation.

marsbit01/09 06:55

marsbit01/09 06:55

The 7 Golden Rules of Crypto Marketing

The 7 Golden Rules of Crypto Marketing outlines a strategic shift towards conversion efficiency in 2026. The core principle is building a system that consistently transforms user trust, built through content and creators, into tangible on-chain actions like user growth, liquidity, and trading volume. The seven key rules are: 1. **Content as Infrastructure:** Prioritize deep, educational content (analyses, market commentary) that builds lasting familiarity and trust over multiple market cycles, as seen with Moonpay and Phantom. 2. **Personal Trust over Brand Accounts:** Leverage credible individuals (founders, analysts) as the primary trust vehicles, with official accounts playing a supporting role, exemplified by Kalshi and Polymarket. 3. **Targeting via On-Chain Behavior:** Use observable on-chain data to segment audiences and tailor messaging for higher conversion, a strategy effectively used by Jupiter. 4. **High-Engagement Narrative:** Focus on a single, product-aligned core narrative (e.g., Polymarket's "real-world markets") to solidify market positioning. 5. **Output-Oriented Communities:** Build communities where value is measured by members' tangible contributions (content, governance, events), enabling scalable growth as in the Solana ecosystem. 6. **Aligned Creator Incentives:** Partner with creators using performance-based models (revenue/share) to ensure quality content and long-term advocacy, even in bear markets. 7. **Financialized Marketing:** Measure all marketing efforts (content, channels) by their quantifiable on-chain outcomes, integrating marketing data with product and growth dashboards for accountability, as demonstrated by Polymarket and Kalshi. Ultimately, successful crypto marketing treats trust as a scalable system where content is the foundation, individuals are the conduit, and data bridges trust to action.

marsbit01/07 09:13

Bitcoin Developers Return in Force After Strong 2025, Metrics Show

According to Jameson Lopp, Bitcoin Core development saw a significant resurgence in 2025, with 135 developers contributing code, up from just over 100 in 2024. Code changes increased to 285,000 lines, and commits rose 1% to 2,541. Community discussion also intensified, with a 60% increase in emails on the Bitcoin Development Mailing List. This renewed activity occurred alongside Bitcoin's historic price peak above $126,000, driven by institutional adoption. Key technical milestones included debates on increasing the OP_RETURN data limit and the completion of Bitcoin Core's first third-party security audit, which found no major vulnerabilities. The data indicates strong developer confidence and engagement heading into 2026.

TheNewsCrypto01/05 07:40

Bitcoin Developers Return in Force After Strong 2025, Metrics Show

TheNewsCrypto01/05 07:40

‘Waste of resources’? – Jupiter CTO explains why JUP buybacks may end

Jupiter, a Solana-based DeFi super-app, is considering discontinuing its JUP token buyback program. Co-Founder and CTO Siong Ong stated that the $70 million spent on buybacks in the past year had minimal impact on the token’s price, calling it a "waste of resources." He suggested reallocating these funds toward growth incentives for users. The community is divided on the issue. Some propose distributing revenue to stakers to increase yields and potentially boost the token’s value, while others question whether this would hinder product growth. Critics also noted that buybacks have had mixed results across different protocols. Despite Jupiter’s expansion into various DeFi services and cumulative revenue of $369 million, JUP’s price has declined significantly, dropping 88% from its peak. The team has not decided on the future of the buyback program amid ongoing discussions.

ambcrypto01/04 06:05

‘Waste of resources’? – Jupiter CTO explains why JUP buybacks may end

ambcrypto01/04 06:05

Will Aave’s revenue-sharing promise finally end its governance turmoil?

Aave Labs, the ecosystem's largest builder, has reversed its position by committing to share revenue with AAVE token holders, a move aimed at resolving recent governance turmoil. This follows a contentious December vote where Aave Labs opposed a similar proposal, causing a 20% price drop. The company’s head, Stani Kulechov, also pledged to address intellectual property ownership concerns raised by the community. The announcement was met with optimism, with observers calling it a step toward turning tokens into "onchain equity." AAVE’s price rose 10% on the news, though key details regarding brand and revenue-sharing mechanics remain unresolved.

ambcrypto01/03 11:33

Will Aave’s revenue-sharing promise finally end its governance turmoil?

ambcrypto01/03 11:33

XRP Army Rift: Zach Rector Accuses Jake Claver Of Misleading The Community

Zach Rector has publicly accused fellow XRP community figure Jake Claver, CEO of Digital Ascension Group, of misleading investors. Rector specifically targeted Claver's highly confident but failed prediction that XRP would reach $100 by the end of 2025, arguing it was not merely a wrong forecast but a manipulative tactic implying insider knowledge. Beyond price predictions, Rector made serious allegations regarding XRP-focused funds operated through Claver's Digital Wealth Partners. He claims there is a significant discrepancy between Claver's public statements and private investor reports, alleging one fund lost over 4% before fees. Rector cited a past legal case involving fabricated documents to question Claver's credibility and called for a third-party audit of the funds, stating he will not trust the performance reports without verified financials.

bitcoinist01/02 07:16

XRP Army Rift: Zach Rector Accuses Jake Claver Of Misleading The Community

bitcoinist01/02 07:16

Binance CEO Year-End Letter: Crossing the Mountains, Hand in Hand with the Sea of People

Binance Co-CEOs Yi He and Richard Teng reflect on 2025 as a pivotal year, marked by reaching 300 million users—meaning one in every 27 people globally now uses Binance. Despite challenges like AI market volatility, trade wars, and regulatory uncertainty, the industry demonstrated strong resilience. Key regulatory milestones, such as the GENIUS Act, provided clarity and protection, ending the "wild west" era of crypto. The year saw a fusion of centralized and decentralized finance, with retail trading surging 125% and institutional adoption growing—30% of large investors already hold digital assets. Nearly half of all BTC and ETH trades occurred on Binance, with over 60% of on-chain transactions via Binance Wallet. The Alpha 2.0 platform facilitated $1 trillion in volume, $780M in airdrops, and attracted 17M users. Traditional finance embraced crypto, with significant ETF inflows and major institutions tokenizing bonds. Trust remains paramount: Binance safeguards $162.8B in user assets, proven via PoR. The platform enhanced security, reducing major illegal risks by 96%, blocking $6.69B in fraudulent transactions, and recovering $11.7M for users. Compliance efforts expanded with 29 certifications and a 1,280-person team. Looking to 2026, Binance anticipates growth driven by global economic stability, tech advances, and clearer regulations like the RFIA/CLARITY Act. The focus remains on "Freedom of Money," through security, compliance, and education initiatives like Binance Junior and Binance Charity ($43.55M donated to date). The co-CEOs thank the community and invite others to join in building an open financial future.

marsbit12/31 15:43

Binance CEO Year-End Letter: Crossing the Mountains, Hand in Hand with the Sea of People

marsbit12/31 15:43

«Thanks for a Lot of Positive Emotions». Hot Topics of the RBC Crypto Forum

The article highlights the active discussions within the "RBC Crypto Forum" Telegram community. Key topics include a subscriber's positive feedback, a contest summarizing 2025, a record volume of cryptocurrency liquidations, and new Bitcoin chart patterns. Traders are evaluating Zcash and altcoins like APT, TON, ZEC, DOT, and ETH. Other discussions cover Bitcoin mining costs, card blocking issues related to crypto trading (Federal Law 161), the new Lighter project and its airdrop, testnet quests from OP_NET and Nexus, and the Trust Wallet hack. The community also shares memes and audio broadcasts with experts. The forum featured a pre-New Year broadcast discussing 2025's major events and 2026 expectations, including regulation and Bitcoin forecasts. A market review video summarized the year. Expert threads from professionals like trader Anatoly Radchenko, Olga Goncharova (Head of the Digital Assets Expert Center at the Russian Banks Association), and Andrey Tugarin (founder of GMT Legal) offer unique content, direct Q&A, and insider insights. The forum, launched in summer 2024 with over 20,000 members, aims to build a community of investors, traders, and blockchain users, with topics shaped by subscriber demand.

RBK-crypto12/30 15:26

«Thanks for a Lot of Positive Emotions». Hot Topics of the RBC Crypto Forum