Recently, the Web3 ecosystem has shown new development trends, among which the importance of Booster tasks is becoming increasingly prominent. This trend stems from two obvious changes in the current Airdrop market: First, the marginal benefits of Airdrops are decreasing; the high returns of hundreds of tokens in the early days are no longer available, and the current project airdrop values usually only amount to about thirty or forty tokens, with significantly increased participation difficulty. Second, more and more projects are turning to TGE (Token Generation Event) presale models for financing, rather than relying on traditional airdrop strategies to attract users.

In this context, the strategic value of the Booster task, as a core operational tool of the Binance ecosystem, has been significantly enhanced. Its core value is mainly reflected in four aspects:

1. User Quality Screening: The Booster task requires the use of a Binance non-custodial wallet, and this KYC-level real-name authentication mechanism effectively filters out fake accounts, enhancing the overall quality of the user base. This marks a shift in the ecosystem from pursuing user quantity to valuing user quality.

2. Behavioral Data Accumulation: By setting up multi-stage tasks, such as completing transactions and staking, project teams can more accurately identify high-value users and accumulate valuable resources for future ecosystem development.

3. Close cooperation between projects and exchanges: The Booster task creates a two-way incentive mechanism. On one hand, project teams distribute tokens to active users through tasks; on the other hand, exchanges enhance user stickiness on the platform in this way. For example, certain project tokens need to complete specified tasks to be unlocked, forming a virtuous cycle of "task-token-trade."

4. Competition for discourse power in the ecosystem: High-quality projects can gain more exposure and influence within the Binance ecosystem through Booster tasks, which is crucial for the long-term development of the projects.

With the continuous evolution of the Web3 industry, Booster tasks are gradually becoming an important link for establishing connections between project parties, users, and exchanges. It not only optimizes the process of user acquisition and screening but also provides new momentum for the healthy development of the entire ecosystem. In the future, we may see more innovative task designs and incentive mechanisms that further promote the prosperity and progress of the Web3 ecosystem.