In recent months, many projects have been launched one after another. Here is a comparison of five popular ones.

First is ADI Chain, a Middle Eastern background L2 chain solution with a relatively small circulating supply. The participation window for the first round is from mid-December to late January. The top 100 participants can share a $50,000 reward. From a blockchain perspective, it still has some unique features.

Next is Solstice, which focuses on RWA staking. The Legion ecosystem previously launched a new project, and the participation rate was quite high. The TGE is expected to occur between January and February next year. The rule is that participants can share 1% of the total token supply. Based on Legion's current valuation, this portion of tokens could be worth over $13 million, which is quite significant for each participant. The project's stablecoin USX experienced a decoupling issue some time ago, but it has now stabilized and returned to normal.

Xyber is an AI track project. It is not very well-known, and its actual user experience still needs improvement. The project's risk tolerance also requires observation. The participation period is from early December to late February. The reward pool is 250,000 USDT, with a multiplier mechanism—staking one Lumira NFT grants a 0.1x weighting. This design is quite interesting.

Mezo is positioned as a Bitcoin L2 sidechain solution, similar in operation to Goat Network. These BTC ecosystem-based scaling solutions have recently attracted considerable attention. The first round of participation is from early December to late January. The top 100 users can share $200,000.

Finally, IOP Network is currently in the testnet phase. Competition is fierce. The project is an AI track L1 public chain. The third round of participation runs from late December to late January, with a chance to share $100,000 worth of IOP tokens. Based on the activity on the testnet, participation is indeed very high.