Spent 6.6382 ETH on gas fees to earn 4000 Beans rewards—this is the real cost and benefit comparison of participating in on-chain ecosystems. Interestingly, the project uses this incentive mechanism to attract user participation, while also reflecting the current gas situation on the Ethereum network. High gas fees have always been a barrier for ordinary users to perform on-chain operations, but it's somewhat interesting to see projects designing incentives that take this cost into account. Can this model truly encourage more people to participate? Or is it just a gimmick? It depends on the actual value of the rewards and their long-term sustainability.