@TermMax One thing immediately stood out to me when I read TermMax’s XP breakdown: the multiplier isn’t equal for every position.
Vault deposits receive 30x XP, FT holdings receive 15x, and GT holdings receive 2x based on the debt asset value. There’s also a referral component worth 10% of referred users’ XP, excluding the referral bonus itself.
Honestly, I like the logic more than a simple “do 100 transactions” campaign.
It gives the incentive system a connection to different roles inside TermMax.
And those roles actually matter because TermMax uses things like Fixed-Rate Tokens and Gearing Tokens to structure borrowing and lending around fixed terms.
Still, 30x can look exciting on paper and become less impressive if too many users pile into the same strategy.
That’s the part I’d watch.
Do you think multiplier-based XP creates better users, or just more competition for the same airdrop?
#TermMax
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Vault deposits receive 30x XP, FT holdings receive 15x, and GT holdings receive 2x based on the debt asset value. There’s also a referral component worth 10% of referred users’ XP, excluding the referral bonus itself.
Honestly, I like the logic more than a simple “do 100 transactions” campaign.
It gives the incentive system a connection to different roles inside TermMax.
And those roles actually matter because TermMax uses things like Fixed-Rate Tokens and Gearing Tokens to structure borrowing and lending around fixed terms.
Still, 30x can look exciting on paper and become less impressive if too many users pile into the same strategy.
That’s the part I’d watch.
Do you think multiplier-based XP creates better users, or just more competition for the same airdrop?
#TermMax
$ACE
$ONG
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