2026-01-05 11:31:11

Perpetual Contract DEX Maker Points New Gameplay Interpretation

StandX is a perpetual contract DEX that changes the traditional exchange model of rewarding only traders. The core idea of this platform is quite interesting—it doesn't force you to trade frequently; instead, it treats placing orders as an effective form of participation.

In simple terms, StandX not only shares profits with those who execute trades but also values participants who are willing to place orders on the order book and continuously provide liquidity depth.

Recently, the platform launched a brand-new Maker Points reward system. Compared to the previous incentive model, it has been significantly upgraded—the new mechanism offers a more detailed recognition of market maker behaviors. This means that trading volume is no longer the only way to earn points. Factors such as order duration, order depth, and liquidity contribution are now incorporated into the scoring system.

For traders who want to participate but prefer not to engage in high-frequency operations, this Maker Points mechanism provides a gentler way to earn points.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-07 10:44

Damn, finally a platform that doesn't force us to operate every day. Just by placing orders, you can earn points? This is the true way of civilized trading. --- StandX's recent move is quite interesting; market makers can also earn passively, indeed. --- Wait, does order depth also count towards points? Then can I just keep my orders idle and still earn? Isn't that way better than high-frequency trading? --- Damn, previous DEXs were all scumbags, only looking at trading volume. Now StandX is starting to understand market making. --- Something's happening; finally someone understands that liquidity is the key. --- The new scoring system sounds good, but how exactly is the distribution done? Don’t tell me it looks good but is actually just a way to cut the leeks. --- On the flip side, could this incentive lead to a false prosperity of liquidity? --- I just want to know how long placing an order counts as contribution. Could it be a trap again?

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ZkSnarker

· 01-06 03:02

honestly this is just market making with extra steps and a shiny points wrapper, but like... the fact they're actually rewarding liquidity provision instead of just rewarding degeneracy is kinda based ngl

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ChainWatcher

· 01-05 12:00

Can you earn points just by placing orders? The spring has finally arrived for lazy traders, who no longer have to be forced to chase highs and sell lows.

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