Perpetual DEX incentive gameplay is once again introducing new ideas. A platform's newly launched Maker points system breaks the traditional approach—traders providing order book depth can directly earn points rewards without waiting for a trade to execute, nor incurring fee losses.

The brilliance of this mechanism lies in the fact that limit orders themselves can generate profits. As long as your orders contribute liquidity depth to the market, the system automatically records points. Compared to the conventional market-making mode that requires frequent order cancellations and adjustments, and repeated trading fees, this "standing guard to earn interest" design clearly lowers the participation threshold.

So how can the points be converted into value? This is the key aspect to observe moving forward. From the perspective of exchange ecosystem incentives, this kind of innovation is indeed exploring more efficient ways to attract liquidity.