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StandX launches Maker Points order placement incentive mechanism

StandX launches Maker Points order placement incentive mechanism

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/01/12 08:10
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BlockBeats news, on January 5, StandX launched the Maker Points reward rules, encouraging users to provide liquidity to the market by placing limit orders. StandX is the first perpetual contract DEX to reward points for unfilled limit orders.


Users do not need to actually execute a trade or open a position; as long as they place an order, they can earn Maker Points. If the limit order is filled, they can earn Trading Points.


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