# RealGo

"I have money, but I can't fill my entire position."
This might be the most surreal complaint I've seen in the community recently.
Last night, while lurking, I saw a few big players complaining: "I have BNB, why doesn't the project team let me sweep the floor directly?"
Honestly, my first reaction was: isn't this project... not trying to make money?
Until I carefully reviewed the rules of @RealGoOfficial's Genesis Mini Harvester, I realized this isn't about restricting your purchase; it's about screening people.
1. It's not a purchase limit; it's a filter
The rules are simple:
- Reservation us

These past few days, the RealGo community has been quite lively.
When Genesis Mini Harvester went on sale, over 1,000 units were snapped up within 24 hours by savvy investors.
There are only 6,000 units in total.
Seeing the official rules for Season 2 prize pool just released, I immediately went to buy two units.
Don’t just focus on the empty progress bar with zero S2 points and feel sad.
This time, the official’s move is really big.
In the past, S1 players would run around in the sun to catch pets, purely relying on stamina to earn points.
Now, with a syrup pool of over $5,000 a

RT's three locks, I prefer to call them three gates
In the past two days, I’ve been repeatedly reviewing @RealGoOfficial’s official white paper and a few recent official tweets.
I’m increasingly convinced that what’s most worth writing about for RealGo now isn’t Season 1, but whether RT can transform from a trading token into a daily economic hub.
These two things are very different.
The former relies on storytelling.
The latter relies on daily activity.
If you only look at the surface, the hottest topics recently are the conclusion of Season 1 and the preview of Season 2. But look a layer dee