2026-01-11 08:26:30

⏰ Cycle #344 liquidity incentives are about to start, with less than 6 hours remaining to join the next earning cycle.

If you're interested in high-yield liquidity mining opportunities, this incentive setup is not to be missed. Let’s take a look at the current earnings ——

The ALEX/WELSH trading pair is leading, with an APR of 37%, reaching the highest earning tier. The ALEX/LEO combination follows closely, with an annualized return of 31%, which is also quite attractive. As for the STX/ALEX pairing, although the APR is a moderate 19%, it offers stability and trading depth.

The incentive structure for each cycle is carefully designed, and the fee rebate mechanism further reduces your trading costs. If you want to participate in this round of liquidity mining, now is the window — time is limited, so join early to earn early.

ALEX-0,41%

LEO-1,38%

STX-3,01%

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GovernancePretender

· 01-14 01:41

37% APR? ALEX and WELSH are really pushing it this time. However, with such high returns, the risks don't seem small. It's safer to start with a small amount to test the waters first.

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GasDevourer

· 01-14 00:18

37% sounds quite tempting, but whether ALEX/WELSH are reliable still needs further observation. Here comes the KPI push again... The 6-hour countdown is always this tight.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 01-13 10:17

It's the same old trick again. A 37% APR sounds great, but what about impermanent loss? When you calculate it, you really don't make much profit. Better to be cautious.

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DustCollector

· 01-11 08:52

37% APR? Honestly, it's a bit suspicious. We need to see if another dump is coming. It's the same old spiel—fee refunds, carefully designed. Last time I heard this, I lost three months. The 6-hour countdown is really ruthless, but I still have to wait and see how WELSH performs. STX is too stable, which makes it boring. I still want to take a shot at ALEX.

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AirdropBlackHole

· 01-11 08:46

Here comes the harvest again, 37% APR? That number looks suspicious, why haven't you run yet? Wait, can STX and ALEX still be stable? I heard a few times before about getting caught off guard... 6-hour rush order, classic move haha

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quietly_staking

· 01-11 08:30

37% APR sounds outrageous, be careful not to fall into a high-yield trap ALEX's pairing is indeed interesting, but I still prefer the stability of STX The 6-hour window is a bit tight... Is it really necessary to be in such a rush every time? The fee rebate mechanism is good, but I'm worried it might just be on paper Should I join, everyone? Looking for actual user feedback Can you really get 37% in hand, or are we going to face contract risks again? This round of configuration is relatively balanced overall, unlike some cycles that cut deeply

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-11 08:29

6 hours to bottom out ALEX/WELSH? 37% APR is directly taking off. If I don't seize this wave, I feel like I’m missing out big time. It's the same old tired fee rebate again. I just want to know how much slippage can be saved—that's the real focus, right? STX pairing is stable, but the returns are quite weak. I'm still betting on high risk for a bigger payoff. Wait, when did WELSH become so attractive? I need to do some research. The 6-hour window period is definitely a psychological tactic. The more anxious you are, the easier it is to pay tuition fees, everyone. With such a high APR, it's either a scam or extremely risky. I prefer to keep my feet on two boats for peace of mind.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-11 08:27

37% APR haha, this number looks a bit suspicious... Has it always been this high around this time of year? Something's off, how did ALEX/WELSH suddenly spike so high? There must be some tricks involved. Only 6 hours left in the window period, I'm tired of hearing this phrase, let's be rational. If it's really so attractive, why are they still urging us? Is the liquidity of the WELSH trading pair deep or not? I'm worried about getting caught. Let's see if others are losing money first. A 31% annualized return is relatively reliable, STX pairing is more stable. It's that same incentive theory again—who's really making money? With such explosive APR numbers, where's the risk code?

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