The amount added to the leaderboard on the last day of all trading competitions can be multiplied by a base value, which is less than 1 in 99% of cases, mostly around 0.8. Timi is a typical example where the amount added to the leaderboard increased too much the day before, indicating that the number of participants is not large and each person has a relatively high actual amount. The base value will be above 0.8 and below 0.9.
The conditions for a base value above 0.9 are also very strict; it needs to be a coin that is treated as a stablecoin and has been sustained for more than 5 days. Or the value is greater than 70U and the time to reach the trading volume does not exceed 3 days.
The conditions for a base value above 0.9 are also very strict; it needs to be a coin that is treated as a stablecoin and has been sustained for more than 5 days. Or the value is greater than 70U and the time to reach the trading volume does not exceed 3 days.
