I was looking through the Alpha reward system on @TermMax today, and the numbers actually made me stop for a moment.
What I like is that XP and AP aren’t treated as one generic points bucket.
The current setup shows different multipliers depending on what you actually do:
• Stake tokens → 30× XP per day
• Lend → 15× XP per day
• Borrow/Leverage → 2× XP per day
• Alpha trading → 10× AP per USD traded
• Dual Vault → 60× AP per day
The Alpha trading part is especially easy to put into perspective.
$100 of trading volume × 10 = 1,000 AP.
At $1,000 volume, that becomes 10,000 AP.
Of course, AP isn’t the same thing as profit. What I find interesting is the incentive design itself.
Your activity determines which reward stream you’re contributing to, instead of everything being reduced to simply holding something and waiting.
That makes the Alpha system feel more like a record of actual participation.
For me, that’s a much more interesting way to design a points system.
$TMX #TermMax
What I like is that XP and AP aren’t treated as one generic points bucket.
The current setup shows different multipliers depending on what you actually do:
• Stake tokens → 30× XP per day
• Lend → 15× XP per day
• Borrow/Leverage → 2× XP per day
• Alpha trading → 10× AP per USD traded
• Dual Vault → 60× AP per day
The Alpha trading part is especially easy to put into perspective.
$100 of trading volume × 10 = 1,000 AP.
At $1,000 volume, that becomes 10,000 AP.
Of course, AP isn’t the same thing as profit. What I find interesting is the incentive design itself.
Your activity determines which reward stream you’re contributing to, instead of everything being reduced to simply holding something and waiting.
That makes the Alpha system feel more like a record of actual participation.
For me, that’s a much more interesting way to design a points system.
$TMX #TermMax
