#ET #SuperEx #Web3Ecosystem

In SuperEx’s history, there have always been pivotal moments that are both markers of innovation and catalysts for ecosystem explosions. On September 30, 2022, the SuperEx platform ecosystem token ET (Extraterrestrial Token) officially launched. Concurrent online users exceeded 2 million that day, it topped Twitter’s trending list, and its peak increase approached 100x. This event was not just a price carnival, but a milestone for the rollout of SuperEx’s Web3.0 strategy.

Three years later, in 2025, the crypto market has undergone earth-shaking changes. DeFi, GameFi, and SocialFi have rotated on stage; wealth myths of meme coins have emerged one after another; AI + Crypto is gradually becoming a new narrative. But if we zoom out over time, we’ll find that what truly determines whether a platform can ride through cycles is not short-term hotspots, but whether it can build a solid ecological foundation and governance logic. At SuperEx, the core of that logic is ET.

1. The economic engine of the SuperEx ecosystem: As the platform’s sole ecosystem token, ET carries multiple functions such as trading fee discounts, DAO governance voting, and ecosystem incentives. It is an irreplaceable fuel within the Web3.0 framework.

2. A governance credential for user participation: In the SuperEx ecosystem, every ET is not only a carrier of value but also a symbol of power, representing users’ voice in co-building and co-governing the ecosystem.

This dual identity gives ET both real usage scenarios and long-term governance value. From 2022 to 2025, ET has gradually become the core bond of SuperEx’s global DAO ecosystem.

The internet evolved from the information portals of Web1.0 to the social platforms of Web2.0, but essentially within a centralized architecture. Although users created content and value, most of the revenue was captured by giant platforms. Entering the Web3.0 era, the strongest watchword in the market is “decentralization.”

• Power delegation: decisions are no longer made by a single center but co-governed by users via DAOs;

• Value sharing: users are no longer merely “the product” but part of a community of shared interests;

• Trust reshaping: rules are executed automatically by smart contracts, reducing human interference and gray operations.

Simply put, the decentralization model brought by Web3.0 most intuitively manifests as power delegation and DAOs. Power delegation can be understood as decentralizing the exercise of authority from centralized control to multiple lower-level nodes, forming a new mode of participation featuring peer-to-peer interactions and multi-point co-governance, in order to resist monopolies and risks brought by centralization.

DAO is the abbreviation for Decentralized Autonomous Organization. It is a task-driven, self-motivated organization composed of people and entities with common goals or ideas. DAO and Web3.0 are naturally compatible. It can be said that for a DAO to truly realize decentralized governance and self-driven tasks, it cannot be separated from the Web3.0 ecosystem’s core of consensus, co-governance, sharing, protocols, and applications.

The core concept of Web3.0 lies in “decentralization,” returning control to users and participants. While fully realizing user co-building and co-governance, users also share in the platform’s value. In other words, Web3.0 is not only the future of enterprises and institutions, but the future of everyone.

However, Web3.0 is still in its early stage, as is evident from the comparison between the number of centralized-network users and decentralized-network users.

Under the Web3.0 framework and based on the same goals and values, SuperEx has jointly formed a global consensus DAO, supported by decentralized governance and a DAO Fund incentive, and uses ET as the platform’s ecosystem token — making it the world’s first Web3.0-based crypto exchange.

In the past, SuperEx completed the landing of SuperEx Wallet and one-click authorization trading via a decentralized wallet, realizing decentralization of asset storage and decentralization of trading. The continuously expanding DAO teams are building community decentralization.

As of now, SuperEx has users in 193 countries worldwide, has established DAOs in 20+ countries, and continues to expand. DAOs in each country or region will have full localized operational and management decision-making authority for SuperEx. SuperEx has established a DAO Fund, injecting a portion of all revenue from that country or region into the DAO fund pool to incentivize and promote the development of the local autonomous community. The fund is fully governed by localized DAO members using ET to vote on fund usage rights.

It can be said that SuperEx’s Web3.0-based ecological construction framework has already been laid out, and as SuperEx’s ecosystem token, ET is the credential and fuel for every SuperEx user to participate in ecosystem construction, participate in DAO governance, and exercise ecosystem functions. It also plays a vital role as the economic foundation and circulation hub.

To accelerate the development process of SuperEx Web3.0 and provide an economic foundation for its ecological plan, SuperEx decided to officially launch the platform ecosystem token ET on September 30, 2022.

Therefore, the existence of ET is to solve the problem of how SuperEx operates under a decentralized logic. It is not only an incentive-mechanism design, but also the cornerstone of DAO governance.

If ET is understood merely as a “platform token,” that would be far too narrow. ET’s value is more fully reflected in its function matrix:

• DAO governance credential: users can participate in governance voting via ET and influence the ecosystem’s development direction;

• VIP credential: holding a certain amount of ET grants trading fee discounts and VIP benefits;

• Whitelist allocation: in new listings or IEOs, ET holders get priority allocation;

• Ecosystem fuel: the core token for fees, incentives, and fund distributions;

• Community incentives: DAO members earn ET rewards through contributions, driving an autonomous flywheel.

This functional diversity ensures ET will not degenerate into a mere speculation tool, but will have clear utility value.

On its launch day in 2022, ET’s price peak increase approached 100× — an undeniably dazzling moment in crypto history. More importantly, after early surges and volatility, ET did not, like many platform tokens, sink into silence; instead, it gradually returned to rationality and became a representative of long-term value within the SuperEx ecosystem.

User feedback shows that an increasing number of DAO members are not simply holding ET and waiting for the price to rise, but are treating it as an “admission ticket” to governance participation. This marks ET’s transformation from a “speculative asset” to a “governance asset.”

Looking across the crypto market, platform tokens are nothing new. But what most differentiates ET from other platform tokens is that it is not merely a trading-incentive tool; it is deeply embedded in the Web3.0 governance architecture.

• ET is the credential for users’ co-building and co-governance;

• ET is the fuel for the DAO Fund’s operation;

• ET is the bridge for ecosystem value distribution.

For this reason, ET’s significance transcends short-term price fluctuations. It represents SuperEx’s core competitiveness in its global Web3.0 ecosystem layout.

According to existing SuperEx rules, all ETs obtained through airdrops are in a locked state, including but not limited to: registration, invitation registration rewards, website task rewards, etc.

According to the new platform rules: unlocking ET requires contract trading, and the number of ETs unlocked equals the transaction fee times the unlocking difficulty divided by the ET price. The unlocked ET will be deposited to the account in real time.

In short, you need to trade contracts in the SuperEx contract market and unlock a certain amount of ET immediately after the transaction is completed.

Of course, there is another issue here: unlocking difficulty. According to official rules: both the trading user and the invitor can unlock ET (unlocking difficulty 50%), with the unlocking amount of the superior being 20% and that of the inferior being 80%; if the user does not have a invitors, the unlocking amount of ET is 80%.

If Person A successfully invites their friend B to register for a SuperEx account, and friend B buys or sells a contract on SuperEx, generating a contract fee of 100 USDT. Taking the current price of ET as 4 USDT, then the amount of ET that A can unlock is: 100 * 50% * 20% / 4 = 2.5 ET; The amount of ET that B can unlock is: 100 * 50% * 80% / 4 = 10 ET.

If User B did not register for a SuperEx account directly through an upper-level invitee, but traded contracts on SuperEx and incurred a contract fee of 100 USDT, then according to the current price of ET at 4 USDT, the amount of ET that B can unlock is: 100 * 50% * 80% / 4 = 10 ET.

• The ET used to deduct order transaction fees will not be included in the transaction fee of the unlock clause;

• After the transaction is completed, the transaction user and the invited user can share 50% of the unlocked ET amount from that transaction.

• SuperEx reserves the right of final interpretation of ET unlock rules.

This mechanism ensures that ET is not only a value credential, but also an important tool for promoting trading activity, driving user growth, and enhancing community stickiness.

Looking back over the past three years, ET has grown from a “100× at launch” rising star into the core driver of the SuperEx Web3.0 ecosystem. It carries multiple functions — governance, incentives, and value distribution — and is the cornerstone of DAO autonomous operation.

For every user, holding ET is not just holding an asset; it is a ticket to participate in the transformation of the future internet.

#ET #SuperEx #Web3Ecosystem

In SuperEx’s history, there have always been pivotal moments that are both markers of innovation and catalysts for ecosystem explosions. On September 30, 2022, the SuperEx platform ecosystem token ET (Extraterrestrial Token) officially launched. Concurrent online users exceeded 2 million that day, it topped Twitter’s trending list, and its peak increase approached 100x. This event was not just a price carnival, but a milestone for the rollout of SuperEx’s Web3.0 strategy.

Three years later, in 2025, the crypto market has undergone earth-shaking changes. DeFi, GameFi, and SocialFi have rotated on stage; wealth myths of meme coins have emerged one after another; AI + Crypto is gradually becoming a new narrative. But if we zoom out over time, we’ll find that what truly determines whether a platform can ride through cycles is not short-term hotspots, but whether it can build a solid ecological foundation and governance logic. At SuperEx, the core of that logic is ET.

1. The economic engine of the SuperEx ecosystem: As the platform’s sole ecosystem token, ET carries multiple functions such as trading fee discounts, DAO governance voting, and ecosystem incentives. It is an irreplaceable fuel within the Web3.0 framework.

2. A governance credential for user participation: In the SuperEx ecosystem, every ET is not only a carrier of value but also a symbol of power, representing users’ voice in co-building and co-governing the ecosystem.

This dual identity gives ET both real usage scenarios and long-term governance value. From 2022 to 2025, ET has gradually become the core bond of SuperEx’s global DAO ecosystem.

The internet evolved from the information portals of Web1.0 to the social platforms of Web2.0, but essentially within a centralized architecture. Although users created content and value, most of the revenue was captured by giant platforms. Entering the Web3.0 era, the strongest watchword in the market is “decentralization.”

• Power delegation: decisions are no longer made by a single center but co-governed by users via DAOs;

• Value sharing: users are no longer merely “the product” but part of a community of shared interests;

• Trust reshaping: rules are executed automatically by smart contracts, reducing human interference and gray operations.

Simply put, the decentralization model brought by Web3.0 most intuitively manifests as power delegation and DAOs. Power delegation can be understood as decentralizing the exercise of authority from centralized control to multiple lower-level nodes, forming a new mode of participation featuring peer-to-peer interactions and multi-point co-governance, in order to resist monopolies and risks brought by centralization.

DAO is the abbreviation for Decentralized Autonomous Organization. It is a task-driven, self-motivated organization composed of people and entities with common goals or ideas. DAO and Web3.0 are naturally compatible. It can be said that for a DAO to truly realize decentralized governance and self-driven tasks, it cannot be separated from the Web3.0 ecosystem’s core of consensus, co-governance, sharing, protocols, and applications.

The core concept of Web3.0 lies in “decentralization,” returning control to users and participants. While fully realizing user co-building and co-governance, users also share in the platform’s value. In other words, Web3.0 is not only the future of enterprises and institutions, but the future of everyone.

However, Web3.0 is still in its early stage, as is evident from the comparison between the number of centralized-network users and decentralized-network users.

Under the Web3.0 framework and based on the same goals and values, SuperEx has jointly formed a global consensus DAO, supported by decentralized governance and a DAO Fund incentive, and uses ET as the platform’s ecosystem token — making it the world’s first Web3.0-based crypto exchange.

In the past, SuperEx completed the landing of SuperEx Wallet and one-click authorization trading via a decentralized wallet, realizing decentralization of asset storage and decentralization of trading. The continuously expanding DAO teams are building community decentralization.

As of now, SuperEx has users in 193 countries worldwide, has established DAOs in 20+ countries, and continues to expand. DAOs in each country or region will have full localized operational and management decision-making authority for SuperEx. SuperEx has established a DAO Fund, injecting a portion of all revenue from that country or region into the DAO fund pool to incentivize and promote the development of the local autonomous community. The fund is fully governed by localized DAO members using ET to vote on fund usage rights.

It can be said that SuperEx’s Web3.0-based ecological construction framework has already been laid out, and as SuperEx’s ecosystem token, ET is the credential and fuel for every SuperEx user to participate in ecosystem construction, participate in DAO governance, and exercise ecosystem functions. It also plays a vital role as the economic foundation and circulation hub.

To accelerate the development process of SuperEx Web3.0 and provide an economic foundation for its ecological plan, SuperEx decided to officially launch the platform ecosystem token ET on September 30, 2022.

Therefore, the existence of ET is to solve the problem of how SuperEx operates under a decentralized logic. It is not only an incentive-mechanism design, but also the cornerstone of DAO governance.

If ET is understood merely as a “platform token,” that would be far too narrow. ET’s value is more fully reflected in its function matrix:

• DAO governance credential: users can participate in governance voting via ET and influence the ecosystem’s development direction;

• VIP credential: holding a certain amount of ET grants trading fee discounts and VIP benefits;

• Whitelist allocation: in new listings or IEOs, ET holders get priority allocation;

• Ecosystem fuel: the core token for fees, incentives, and fund distributions;

• Community incentives: DAO members earn ET rewards through contributions, driving an autonomous flywheel.

This functional diversity ensures ET will not degenerate into a mere speculation tool, but will have clear utility value.

On its launch day in 2022, ET’s price peak increase approached 100× — an undeniably dazzling moment in crypto history. More importantly, after early surges and volatility, ET did not, like many platform tokens, sink into silence; instead, it gradually returned to rationality and became a representative of long-term value within the SuperEx ecosystem.

User feedback shows that an increasing number of DAO members are not simply holding ET and waiting for the price to rise, but are treating it as an “admission ticket” to governance participation. This marks ET’s transformation from a “speculative asset” to a “governance asset.”

Looking across the crypto market, platform tokens are nothing new. But what most differentiates ET from other platform tokens is that it is not merely a trading-incentive tool; it is deeply embedded in the Web3.0 governance architecture.

• ET is the credential for users’ co-building and co-governance;

• ET is the fuel for the DAO Fund’s operation;

• ET is the bridge for ecosystem value distribution.

For this reason, ET’s significance transcends short-term price fluctuations. It represents SuperEx’s core competitiveness in its global Web3.0 ecosystem layout.

According to existing SuperEx rules, all ETs obtained through airdrops are in a locked state, including but not limited to: registration, invitation registration rewards, website task rewards, etc.

According to the new platform rules: unlocking ET requires contract trading, and the number of ETs unlocked equals the transaction fee times the unlocking difficulty divided by the ET price. The unlocked ET will be deposited to the account in real time.

In short, you need to trade contracts in the SuperEx contract market and unlock a certain amount of ET immediately after the transaction is completed.

Of course, there is another issue here: unlocking difficulty. According to official rules: both the trading user and the invitor can unlock ET (unlocking difficulty 50%), with the unlocking amount of the superior being 20% and that of the inferior being 80%; if the user does not have a invitors, the unlocking amount of ET is 80%.

If Person A successfully invites their friend B to register for a SuperEx account, and friend B buys or sells a contract on SuperEx, generating a contract fee of 100 USDT. Taking the current price of ET as 4 USDT, then the amount of ET that A can unlock is: 100 * 50% * 20% / 4 = 2.5 ET; The amount of ET that B can unlock is: 100 * 50% * 80% / 4 = 10 ET.

If User B did not register for a SuperEx account directly through an upper-level invitee, but traded contracts on SuperEx and incurred a contract fee of 100 USDT, then according to the current price of ET at 4 USDT, the amount of ET that B can unlock is: 100 * 50% * 80% / 4 = 10 ET.

• The ET used to deduct order transaction fees will not be included in the transaction fee of the unlock clause;

• After the transaction is completed, the transaction user and the invited user can share 50% of the unlocked ET amount from that transaction.

• SuperEx reserves the right of final interpretation of ET unlock rules.

This mechanism ensures that ET is not only a value credential, but also an important tool for promoting trading activity, driving user growth, and enhancing community stickiness.

Looking back over the past three years, ET has grown from a “100× at launch” rising star into the core driver of the SuperEx Web3.0 ecosystem. It carries multiple functions — governance, incentives, and value distribution — and is the cornerstone of DAO autonomous operation.

For every user, holding ET is not just holding an asset; it is a ticket to participate in the transformation of the future internet.