Traditional point systems? They push you into liquidity pools you don't care about or force random tasks just to stack rewards.
There's a different approach now.
What if earning points meant sticking to your normal Solana DeFi routine? Hold USX. Lock it for eUSX when you want. Drop some into Raydium or Orca pools. Lend through Kamino. Maybe trade yield positions on Exponent.
That's it. No jumping through artificial hoops or gaming mechanics that feel like a second job. Just use the assets you'd use anyway, earn as you go.
The friction disappears when incentives align with actual behavior instead of fighting against it.
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BrokenDAO
· 15h ago
Sounds nice, but I've seen this logic too many times. Incentive alignment sounds perfect, but in reality, it just shifts the distortion somewhere else.
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NFTregretter
· 12-05 17:06
To be honest, someone has finally explained this thoroughly. Those previous points systems were really exhausting, but this new approach is much more comfortable.
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RektHunter
· 12-05 17:04
ngl this is exactly what I wanted to see, no more being forced to do those stupid tasks.
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AirdropATM
· 12-05 17:03
This is exactly what I want—I can earn without being forced to be exploited.
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GasOptimizer
· 12-05 16:43
Hmm... this logic is actually just about optimizing the fee rate model and aligning incentives. Let me see if the actual data supports this claim.
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fren_with_benefits
· 12-05 16:41
Someone should have spoken up about this a long time ago. Those previous points systems were really disgusting, always forcing you to do a bunch of tasks you didn't want to do.
Traditional point systems? They push you into liquidity pools you don't care about or force random tasks just to stack rewards.
There's a different approach now.
What if earning points meant sticking to your normal Solana DeFi routine? Hold USX. Lock it for eUSX when you want. Drop some into Raydium or Orca pools. Lend through Kamino. Maybe trade yield positions on Exponent.
That's it. No jumping through artificial hoops or gaming mechanics that feel like a second job. Just use the assets you'd use anyway, earn as you go.
The friction disappears when incentives align with actual behavior instead of fighting against it.