Offline QR code payment is a novel approach. To promote it and make more people accept this payment method, it must be driven by financial incentives.
That's why at the beginning of its promotion, the cost is extremely high. Like when someone first receives a red envelope, they get a dozen dollars at once. It certainly can't continue like this in the long run, but with fewer people initially, it can be done.
To put it bluntly, such market promotions are entirely fueled by burning money.
But if you don't spend money, how can you expect to promote quickly? It's not that easy.
A few days later, even if a newcomer receives a red envelope for the first time via QR code, they'll mostly get five or six dollars, seven or eight dollars at most, and daily QR code scans will yield around one dollar.
Moreover, such activities cannot be held long-term. Usually, a week is sufficient.
If these promotional activities were held long-term, no one could bear it! It's too costly.
