Recently organized the points distribution mechanism shared by the founder of a certain DeFi project in the community. Here's a summary of the ideas.
The basic points system of the project is mainly divided into three parts:
**1. Providing liquidity through limit orders** The points calculation here mainly considers three dimensions:
— How close is the spread? The smaller the difference, the more points earned. This is easy to understand; tighter quotes are more attractive to traders.
— How large is the limit order amount? The larger the amount, the higher the points reward. Deep liquidity contributes more to market stability.
— How long is the limit order duration? The longer it persists, the more points accumulate. This rewards genuine liquidity providers.
**2. Trading volume** and **3. Holding position** are two other important channels for earning points.
The overall mechanism design is quite reasonable, as it incentivizes liquidity provision while also encouraging active trading and long-term holdings.
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NftRegretMachine
· 01-12 00:21
This mechanism looks pretty good, but how many people can actually stick to placing orders? Most are probably just here for the trading volume.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-10 06:02
This mechanism looks fancy, but how is the spread defined, and who decides?
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 01-10 05:08
Haha, this mechanism looks good, but I just want to ask... can anyone really meet these three conditions at the same time? How can small players break through?
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ClassicDumpster
· 01-09 08:50
Speaking of which, this mechanism design is indeed meticulous, but I wonder if the actual implementation will turn out to be another story.
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ChainSpy
· 01-09 08:49
The mechanism design is okay, but I don't know if it will perform as expected in practice... I've seen many projects that sound good in theory, but end up a mess in the end.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 01-09 08:47
Haha, this mechanism actually seems to have some substance. It's much more reliable than some projects that mess around with their point systems.
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PumpAnalyst
· 01-09 08:36
Looking at this points system, there are indeed some tricks, but I still have to be honest — tight spread, large orders, long-term persistence, all sound like big promises made before a bottom is formed and a pump is initiated. When the big players finally move, these "true liquidity providers" are guaranteed to be the biggest victims.
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GasWaster
· 01-09 08:32
This mechanism looks good, but about the spread... can it really be enforced strictly? It always feels like big players are playing tricks.
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bridgeOops
· 01-09 08:23
This mechanism seems to encourage people to become liquidity miners, but how many can actually stick with placing orders?
Recently organized the points distribution mechanism shared by the founder of a certain DeFi project in the community. Here's a summary of the ideas.
The basic points system of the project is mainly divided into three parts:
**1. Providing liquidity through limit orders** The points calculation here mainly considers three dimensions:
— How close is the spread? The smaller the difference, the more points earned. This is easy to understand; tighter quotes are more attractive to traders.
— How large is the limit order amount? The larger the amount, the higher the points reward. Deep liquidity contributes more to market stability.
— How long is the limit order duration? The longer it persists, the more points accumulate. This rewards genuine liquidity providers.
**2. Trading volume** and **3. Holding position** are two other important channels for earning points.
The overall mechanism design is quite reasonable, as it incentivizes liquidity provision while also encouraging active trading and long-term holdings.