Recently, I have been researching new projects that combine SocialFi and prediction markets. Zetarium caught my eye — the entry barrier is low, but the potential for imagination is significant.

Let's start with the core logic: these types of projects value participant activity levels more than the size of individual operations. In other words, users who participate consistently in the early stages tend to have better weighting and expected returns.

How exactly to participate? Prioritized as follows:

**First Level: Basic Preparation** (must do)
This is the entry threshold. You need to complete the basic account setup and initial operations to establish the project's recognition of your identity. Many people overlook this step, but it actually determines whether all subsequent actions are counted.

**Strategy Suggestions**
Don’t treat these projects as just quick tasks; once completed, that’s it. Instead, develop a habit of regular participation — log in several times a week or daily, make predictions or interact on the platform, and let on-chain data continuously record your activity footprint. When the project distributes airdrops at the end, they usually look at your overall participation performance over the entire cycle, not just data at a single moment.

This logic generally applies to SocialFi-type projects.