The Boundless project recently announced the final task of its challenge, sparking widespread discussion within the community. These tasks not only test the participants' perseverance but also evaluate their loyalty to a specific Blockchain.

The final task is divided into two parts: the first is 'All-in Boundless', which requires participants to vote continuously for four weeks. The second task is named 'Chain Fanatic', which requires participants to vote for the same Blockchain continuously for four weeks. The setup of these two tasks is clearly designed to encourage long-term participation and stable support.

However, these requirements have also posed challenges for some participants. For example, some users are unable to complete these final tasks due to insufficient prior participation. One participant shared their experience, stating that because they only voted twice, they could not meet the requirements to complete the final tasks, thus missing out on higher-level rewards.

This setup has sparked discussions about the fairness of participation thresholds and reward mechanisms. On one hand, it encourages continued participation and loyalty; on the other hand, it may frustrate some users who join midway or participate infrequently.

Overall, the design of this challenge by Boundless reflects the innovative attempts of blockchain projects in community building and user incentives. It not only tests the technical abilities of participants but also emphasizes the importance of sustained participation and loyalty. Whether this mechanism can maintain community vitality in the long term remains to be seen.