A recently launched trading platform's maker points system is worth paying attention to. The core logic is straightforward — you accumulate points simply by placing orders, with zero cost participation, and you earn rewards even if orders don't get filled.

Here's how the mechanism works: First, consider order value, which equals your collateral multiplied by leverage multiplier. The larger your position and more sufficient your collateral, the higher your points base naturally becomes. Second, every minute your order sits on the order book counts toward accumulation. The closer your order is to the market price, the more generous the points you receive per unit time.

In essence, this mechanism gives traders a new option — rather than risking real capital betting on price movements, you can earn future airdrop expectations through refined liquidity participation. For those looking to reduce risk while participating in the ecosystem, this "static mining" approach certainly has a different flavor.