Deep Dive
1. Share to Earn: NVIDIA Boosts Bitcoin (20 November 2025)
Overview:
STAT’s latest Share to Earn campaign ties NVIDIA’s record earnings to Bitcoin’s price recovery, offering up to 901 STAT tokens for sharing related news. The initiative capitalizes on AI-driven market narratives, positioning STAT as a conduit for crypto-adjacent trends.
What this means:
This is neutral for STAT, as the campaign may increase token circulation and visibility but risks diluting value if rewards aren’t strategically capped. Engagement metrics (e.g., user sign-ups) could signal short-term demand. (STAT PROJECT)
2. MegaETH Layer2 Partnership (19 November 2025)
Overview:
STAT partnered with MegaETH, a sub-10ms latency Ethereum Layer2, promoting its “real-time blockchain” vision. Users earn STAT tokens by sharing interviews with MegaETH’s founders, emphasizing scalability and fee-less models.
What this means:
This is bullish for STAT, aligning it with technical innovation in Ethereum’s ecosystem. However, MegaETH’s unproven adoption and STAT’s reliance on promotional campaigns introduce execution risks. (STAT PROJECT)
3. Anti-Abuse System Upgrade (11 July 2025)
Overview:
STAT and Bloomingbit blocked overseas accounts exploiting its Share to Earn campaigns, recovering fraudulently acquired tokens. Enhanced monitoring systems were deployed to prevent future abuse.
What this means:
This is bullish long-term, as it protects STAT’s token distribution integrity. However, repeated exploits could erode trust in its incentive mechanisms. (STAT PROJECT)
Conclusion
STAT balances ecosystem growth (NVIDIA/MegaETH campaigns) with tighter security, though reliance on promotional tokenomics remains a double-edged sword. Will its partnerships transition from marketing hooks to sustained utility drivers?