Penguin Chain @ AbstractChain has also updated XP for the new week. The amount of effort put in can be seen every week! Here are some simple summaries for reference 👇 Abstract is different from traditional simple interactions such as brushing TX, brushing amount, and forming LP, as the weight of on chain transactions is very low. Many people wonder why some people have very little or even zero XP, while others have tens of thousands of XP. It is highly likely due to not reaching the minimum interaction threshold, resulting in shallow interaction. The most popular projects for XP this week are those supported by Abstract, such as @ playgigaverse and @ inchainheroes. Also @ play_ member@ Playduper, @ RoachRacingClub, @ gacha_game_, and others have all given a lot of XP. Some projects have costs, while others can be purchased for free with XP. Individuals can choose according to their preferences. Of course, if conditions permit, hanging up for live streaming is also a good choice for freelancing. Nowadays, many people are going to give tips. From last week's test, blindly following the trend and giving tips cannot get a lot of XP. Speaking of the voting issue that many people have mentioned before, from personal testing, casting all the votes did not bring much XP reward. The effect is not significant. On the contrary, playing games in person can earn more XP rewards. The purpose of the project is very clear, requiring deep involvement in the interaction of the project. Of course, playing ecological projects also requires skills. No matter how deeply involved the ecology is, there is almost no point in it. For example, if you don't buy NFTs and just play games without TX or XP on the chain, you won't get any points. Finally, it should be noted that Abstract is not very suitable for multi account games. Playing multiple accounts in depth may be worth your large-scale operations. I personally feel that Penguin Chain is particularly suitable for retail investors, and the amount of XP is not directly related to the amount. Effort=XP, very suitable for real users.