The capital logic behind the PROVE event: it's not about giving benefits, it's about farming.

Many people see the PROVE activity on Gate and only notice "there are tasks and rewards", but the underlying capital logic is - to cultivate long-term retention with small incentives.
The design of PROVE's tasks is very interesting; it is not a one-time airdrop, but rather binds user behavior to a credit label through the method of "completing verification tasks + on-chain records." This is equivalent to planting a long-term crop that can be harvested repeatedly in the future.
For the platform, this is not just about attracting traffic, but also about collecting real and verifiable user participation data. This data is more valuable than mere traffic numbers because it has on-chain proof, making it impossible to fake.
For users, every time they complete a task, it is like building a history on the blockchain. When other projects or platforms need users who are "active, trustworthy, and have a history," your address will automatically be given priority. This is another way of "playing while increasing value."
So don't think of this as a simple activity; it's more like a "long-term trust project" that involves both the platform and the users. In the short term, it's a benefit, but in the long term, it's a foundation. #PROVE创作大赛#