A fresh take on trading mechanics: earn XP by maintaining floor support.
Some platforms are reimagining offers as core liquidity infrastructure rather than isolated bidding events. The concept is straightforward—stay competitive near the floor, maintain steady order book depth, and accumulate hourly XP rewards while doing it.
The mechanics work like this: participants who keep their bids close to market floor and sustain their position see consistent XP accrual. It's not about flash moves; it's about being a steady participant. When an offer gets filled, the contributor keeps earning until the next cycle. This approach incentivizes genuine liquidity provision instead of quick-flip tactics, keeping market order books healthier and more stable in the process.
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LiquidationHunter
· 1h ago
Sticking to the bottom to eat XP? This trap logic is quite interesting, finally it's not about who can run faster.
A fresh take on trading mechanics: earn XP by maintaining floor support.
Some platforms are reimagining offers as core liquidity infrastructure rather than isolated bidding events. The concept is straightforward—stay competitive near the floor, maintain steady order book depth, and accumulate hourly XP rewards while doing it.
The mechanics work like this: participants who keep their bids close to market floor and sustain their position see consistent XP accrual. It's not about flash moves; it's about being a steady participant. When an offer gets filled, the contributor keeps earning until the next cycle. This approach incentivizes genuine liquidity provision instead of quick-flip tactics, keeping market order books healthier and more stable in the process.