Recently, a major exchange has made significant adjustments to the task rules for plaza creators, and the traffic distribution logic has completely changed.
The previous all-site influence ranking has been scrapped and replaced with an independent project-based scoring system. This is especially friendly to small accounts — no need to compete fiercely with big V influencers on the entire site leaderboard. Just choose a familiar coin or track and focus on creating content, then directly compare your work with other creators in the same project.
The new points system is somewhat more transparent. It calculates based on three factors: publishing volume, interaction volume, and trading volume, with rankings automatically updated at 5 PM every day. You can see at a glance how many points you are away from the top 100. The rules are clearly written — each project has a daily cap of 340 points, with a maximum of 5 points for interactions and 25 points for trading, with the numbers laid out plainly.
The crackdown on fake volume has also been intensified. Content copying, plagiarism, and purely AI-generated content will be directly penalized. Repeated interactions and fake scoring from the same group of accounts will result in disqualification, and a reporting channel has been opened. The previous methods of bots and studios manipulating scores were indeed excessive; now there is at least a place to appeal.
Interestingly, trading points carry a significant weight, making it quite difficult to rank just by posting content. Moreover, only new trades generated after the activity starts are counted, and they must use designated tokens. So, this set of rules is more suitable for those who already have trading habits and are willing to put effort into creating original content.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 01-09 10:58
Finally removed the site-wide leaderboard, small accounts can finally breathe... But with trading having such a high weight, you still have to invest real money.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 01-09 10:44
Finally took down the site-wide leaderboard, small accounts have a chance now.
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consensus_whisperer
· 01-09 10:38
Hmm... with such a high weight on trading, it feels like it's indirectly siphoning trading volume again.
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MidnightSeller
· 01-09 10:33
Since trading accounts for such a large proportion, I knew this was just a way to manipulate trading volume. Is this really fair?
Recently, a major exchange has made significant adjustments to the task rules for plaza creators, and the traffic distribution logic has completely changed.
The previous all-site influence ranking has been scrapped and replaced with an independent project-based scoring system. This is especially friendly to small accounts — no need to compete fiercely with big V influencers on the entire site leaderboard. Just choose a familiar coin or track and focus on creating content, then directly compare your work with other creators in the same project.
The new points system is somewhat more transparent. It calculates based on three factors: publishing volume, interaction volume, and trading volume, with rankings automatically updated at 5 PM every day. You can see at a glance how many points you are away from the top 100. The rules are clearly written — each project has a daily cap of 340 points, with a maximum of 5 points for interactions and 25 points for trading, with the numbers laid out plainly.
The crackdown on fake volume has also been intensified. Content copying, plagiarism, and purely AI-generated content will be directly penalized. Repeated interactions and fake scoring from the same group of accounts will result in disqualification, and a reporting channel has been opened. The previous methods of bots and studios manipulating scores were indeed excessive; now there is at least a place to appeal.
Interestingly, trading points carry a significant weight, making it quite difficult to rank just by posting content. Moreover, only new trades generated after the activity starts are counted, and they must use designated tokens. So, this set of rules is more suitable for those who already have trading habits and are willing to put effort into creating original content.