DUCKS Channel — Telegram Channel

DUCKS Channel is almost entirely two repeating templates run week after week rather than varied content: a “Top $DUCKS Referral Race” leaderboard and a separate “Top $DUCKS Earnings” leaderboard, each announced as a fixed prize pool paid in $TON, closed out, and immediately reopened for the next round. The Referral Race runs a smaller pool split from first place down to the hundredth, rewarding whoever brings in the most referrals over a week; the Earnings race runs a larger pool over a similar spread, rewarding the highest in-app earnings over the same window. Outside of the round numbers and winner names, the wording of each post barely changes from one week to the next.

Looking across rounds, the same handful of names recur near the top of the Earnings leaderboard repeatedly — several of the same top finishers place in the top five multiple weeks running, in different orders. Whether that reflects a small core of consistently active players or something more mechanical is not something the channel explains; it is simply the pattern visible across dozens of rounds.

Outside the two leaderboards, the channel is otherwise quiet: a New Year's greeting and a Christmas greeting are the only posts that are not a round announcement. There is no explanation anywhere of what $DUCKS actually is beyond a points system tied to referrals and in-app activity, no roadmap, and no product news.

This channel suits an existing player who wants to track referral or earnings leaderboard results and jump into the next round. It gives a newcomer almost nothing to evaluate the app itself — no description of what earning $DUCKS involves day to day, and no context beyond the reward mechanics repeated every week.