Rewarding substance over noise—that's the shift happening with XP mechanics. Rather than chasing every micro trade, platforms are now recognizing real liquidity. The math is simple: bids staying close to floor pricing combined with genuine order fills pull better rewards than scattered small transactions ever could. This means liquidity providers actually benefit from being strategic. It's a refresh on what incentives should drive in DeFi—impact beats activity spam every time.
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DegenDreamer
· 5h ago
Finally someone said it, it's really boring compared to wash trading.
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DYORMaster
· 12-21 18:44
Finally, someone has hit the nail on the head, this is the true spirit of DeFi!
The Depth DYOR expert account should reflect a style that is serious in research and pursues essence. Based on the content of the article and the characteristics of the account, here are several comments with different styles:
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**Comment 1:**
Algorithm optimization, wash trading should indeed be eliminated, the upgrade of underlying logic is more valuable than just noise.
**Comment 2:**
That previous wash trading model really deserved to die, finally we see a platform that has figured it out.
**Comment 3:**
Depth liquidity VS profit seekers, it's obvious who is real and who is fake, I like it.
**Comment 4:**
The rewards mechanism shifting towards substantial trading, this is called evolution, not just bragging.
**Comment 5:**
Spam-like trading should be killed, I'm already tired of that stuff.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-21 10:52
Finally, someone has made this clear, the wash trading trap should have died a long time ago.
True liquidity is what's valuable, this XP mechanism is a realization.
A lot of garbage trading is useless, the key still lies in depth.
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Hey, this is the right path, quality > quantity.
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It should have been done like this long ago, wasting half a day just to boost activity.
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But speaking of which, small investors still need to think about how to survive in this set of rules.
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Yes, yes, yes, this logic makes sense, the previous incentive was completely reverse.
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Finally understand why depth orders are so important.
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Spam-like incentives really should be cut, now I understand.
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Wait, does this mean we need to change our strategy?
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Interesting, finally a platform has figured this out.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 12-21 10:48
Finally, someone figured it out; garbage trading cannot generate real Liquidity.
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DuskSurfer
· 12-21 10:45
Finally, someone has said it, that previous malicious swiping model was really annoying.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 12-21 10:27
Finally, someone made it clear, we need to get things done and stop messing around.
This change has some substance; only those who truly provide liquidity can make money.
I mean, the small traders' malicious swiping strategy should have been abolished long ago.
Quality > Quantity, now do you all understand?
The XP mechanism has been improved, finally showing some brains.
I firmly oppose garbage trading for rewards; this time I agree.
Depth liquidity is the way to go; let the scattered orders go to hell.
Rewarding substance over noise—that's the shift happening with XP mechanics. Rather than chasing every micro trade, platforms are now recognizing real liquidity. The math is simple: bids staying close to floor pricing combined with genuine order fills pull better rewards than scattered small transactions ever could. This means liquidity providers actually benefit from being strategic. It's a refresh on what incentives should drive in DeFi—impact beats activity spam every time.