Just saw the relevant content the opinion founder shared in the DC community

Here's a summary for everyone👇

The basic points distribution for the project has remained unchanged, mainly divided into three categories (1. Placing orders to provide liquidity; 2. Trading volume; 3. Holding positions)

1. Placing orders to provide liquidity:
a. The narrower the spread in the order book, the more points
b. The larger the order amount, the more points
c. The longer the order is placed, the more points The reason why some users had a significant decrease in points last week: they placed too many maker orders on the Satoshi market

2. Trading volume: divided into limit order trading and market order trading. Because in the past few weeks, market order trading was too low, the platform needs to further improve liquidity and trading activity, so starting from last week, the weight of limit order trading was reduced, and the weight of market orders was increased
a. The larger the trading volume, the more points (not recommended to do high-frequency excessive trading in low-risk areas, as the market may experience weight decay)
b. The closer 50% of the market order price is to the current price, the more favorable it is for price exploration, and the more points
c. Successful limit order trades will also earn points

3. Holding positions (only encouraging natural holding, not encouraging holding just for the sake of holding, so its proportion is small):
a. The longer the holding time, the more points
b. The larger the holding amount, the more points

Others:
1. Double-number high-frequency wash trading will be directly stopped from earning points
2. High-frequency quick buy-sell withdrawals will be considered as score manipulation and will be directly stopped from earning points
3. Excessive low-risk market over-trading (extremely high trading volume, e.g., Satoshi) will cause weight decay in individual markets. Last week, many accounts experienced a large decrease in points mainly due to over-trading in low-risk markets (normal low-risk markets will not cause this)

Members who are heavily involved in multiple accounts should pay extreme attention to the last two points to avoid witch hunts!