Reward System

At SuperSwap, we’ve designed a comprehensive reward system that allows liquidity providers to earn not only from traditional concentrated liquidity fees but also from a variety of incentives provided by both SuperSwap and our partners. The rewards are structured to maximize earnings, ensuring that your liquidity works harder and more efficiently for you. This is where Merkle-based incentives and our upcoming points system come into play.

How Merkl Enhances Your Earnings -

Merkl, integrated by SuperSwap, powers our incentive distribution system. It allows us to distribute rewards in a seamless, transparent, and highly efficient way. When you provide liquidity on SuperSwap, you earn in two main ways:

  1. Liquidity Provider Fees: Just like in any concentrated liquidity AMM, you earn a portion of the trading fees proportional to the liquidity you’ve provided in your selected price range. These fees are distributed automatically, and the narrower your liquidity range, the higher your share of the fees for that particular pool. This method rewards you for keeping your capital concentrated where it’s most needed, optimizing liquidity efficiency and earnings.

  2. Incentives: In addition to standard trading fees, SuperSwap integrates an additional layer of rewards using Merkle proofs. Protocols, partners, and SuperSwap itself can inject incentive tokens into specific liquidity pools. These tokens can include rewards from partners, ecosystem projects, and SuperSwap’s own incentive mechanisms. What’s unique here is that Merkl enables permissionless rewards, meaning that multiple incentives can be stacked and distributed across pools without any manual intervention. You’ll earn these incentive tokens directly on top of your regular trading fees, significantly boosting your overall returns.

This combination of liquidity fees and incentive tokens creates a dynamic earning opportunity for liquidity providers, making SuperSwap the ultimate platform for efficient and multi-layered rewards.

The Points System: Your Gateway to Future Tokens

As we continue building the SuperSwap ecosystem, we recognize that liquidity providers and users should benefit not just in the present but also in the future. That’s why we’re introducing a Points System to further enhance your earning potential.

  • How It Works: In addition to earning fees and incentive tokens, you’ll also accumulate points each time you provide liquidity or participate in farming activities. These points are a placeholder for our upcoming SuperSwap token, which will be introduced after the official token launch.

  • Why Start Now: Although the token launch is in the future, the points you accumulate today will be redeemable for tokens once the SuperSwap token is introduced. This means that by capitalizing on the rewards and earning points now, you’re positioning yourself for even greater future value. Essentially, you’re not just earning today’s rewards—you’re also securing your stake in the future of SuperSwap.

The points system ensures that early participants and liquidity providers get a head start, as these points will carry real value once converted into tokens. So, the more liquidity you provide and the more you engage with SuperSwap, the more points you’ll accumulate, setting you up for significant token allocations in the future.

A Truly Rewarding Experience -

The combination of liquidity fees, Merkle-based incentives, and the points system offers an incredibly lucrative opportunity for users. You’re not just earning from trades—you’re boosting your rewards with incentive tokens and future-proofing your earnings with points that will be redeemed for tokens. This multi-layered reward system sets SuperSwap apart, making it the most rewarding DEX in the Superchain ecosystem.

For liquidity providers looking to maximize returns while also building a stake in SuperSwap’s future, there’s no better time to start participating and accumulating these rewards.

To learn more about how the points system works and how it will be redeemed for tokens, visit the next page for a detailed breakdown.

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