As the Treehouse ecosystem's "GoNuts plan" enters its final sprint phase, global encryption enthusiasts are focusing on this. The plan aims to distribute a total of 5% of TREE Tokens, and the 7-day countdown has already begun.

Participants only need to complete a simple "virtual device binding" process in the Treehouse wallet to start daily check-ins and accumulate valuable Nuts points. Every 100 points can be exchanged for 1 TREE Token, currently valued at approximately $0.22 in the market. This low-threshold participation mechanism provides more users with the opportunity to engage with the Web3 data economy.

It is worth noting that early testnet participants have already reaped the benefits, with an average of about 500 TREE tokens airdropped to each person, valued at over $110 based on the current market price, which is an 8-fold increase from the initial subscription cost. This undoubtedly has sparked greater enthusiasm for more users to participate.

For users who are willing to engage more deeply, Treehouse also offers additional incentives. By linking real smart devices, such as home cameras or smart meters, users can unlock "data mining permissions" and are expected to earn an additional 30-50 TREE per month. This initiative not only enhances user engagement but also builds a richer and more diverse data ecosystem for Treehouse.

As of now, 1.2 million users have joined this data economy revolution, but 30% of the airdrop quota is still waiting to be claimed. With the snapshot time approaching on August 18, we expect to see more users flocking in.

Treehouse's initiative is not just a simple Token distribution, but a bold exploration of the future of decentralized data economy. It demonstrates how to promote user participation through incentive mechanisms, while paving the way for the construction of a more open and transparent data market.

As the countdown continues, it will be very interesting to closely follow the subsequent developments of Treehouse. This project could become an important milestone in redefining data value in the Web3 space.