> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fuyo.markets/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fuyo.markets/rewards/fuyo-xp/how-daily-xp-works.md). # How daily XP works Your daily XP is built from 4 parts: 1. Base XP 2. Hold Bonus 3. Streak Bonus 4. Daily Bonus Then Fuyo applies a cap: > **Maximum XP per UTC day = 1,000 XP** *** ## 1. Base XP Base XP is the main XP you earn from eligible resolved trades. For each eligible trade, Fuyo starts with: **Raw Base XP = sqrt(Trade Size) × Market Multiplier** Where: * Trade Size = how much you wagered * Market Multiplier = the XP weighting of that market The market multiplier comes from: ``` market.xpMultiplier ``` If that value is missing, invalid, or not positive, the system uses: 1.0 #### What this means in normal language Bigger trades earn more XP, but not in a straight line. Fuyo uses the square root of trade size. That means: * a $10 trade earns more XP than a $1 trade * but not 10x more * a $100 trade earns more XP than a $10 trade * but not 10x more This creates diminishing returns, which helps keep the system fairer. #### Simple example If market multiplier = 1.0: * $1 trade → sqrt(1) = 1 → 1 raw Base XP * $4 trade → sqrt(4) = 2 → 2 raw Base XP * $9 trade → sqrt(9) = 3 → 3 raw Base XP * $100 trade → sqrt(100) = 10 → 10 raw Base XP {% hint style="success" %} Highlighted note: Bigger trades still matter, but whales do not scale XP infinitely just by size. {% endhint %} *** #### Market multiplier Some markets are worth more XP than others. That is controlled by the market’s XP multiplier: ``` market.xpMultiplier ``` So the same trade size can earn different XP in different markets. #### Example For a $9 trade: * if xpMultiplier = 1.0 → 3 raw Base XP * if xpMultiplier = 1.5 → 4.5 raw Base XP * if xpMultiplier = 2.0 → 6 raw Base XP In simple terms: > Bigger trades earn more XP, and some markets are worth more XP than others. *** #### Anti-bot protection: trade count reduction After Raw Base XP is calculated, Fuyo adjusts it using a daily anti-bot factor based on how many eligible trades you have already made that day. This helps reduce spam trading and low-value farming. #### Eligible trade factor table | **Eligible trade number in UTC day** | **XP factor** | | ------------------------------------ | ------------- | | 1–30 | 1.0 | | 31–40 | 0.8 | | 41–50 | 0.6 | | 51–60 | 0.4 | | 61–70 | 0.2 | | 71+ | 0.1 | #### Adjusted Base XP per trade **Base XP = Raw Base XP × Trade Count Factor** #### What this means in plain language Your first 30 eligible trades get full XP. After that, XP per trade starts dropping. So: * normal users are mostly unaffected * spammy high-count trading becomes much less rewarding {% hint style="success" %} Highlighted note: This is one of Fuyo's main anti-bot protections. More trades can still earn XP, but repeated spam gets heavily reduced later in the day. {% endhint %} *** ## 2. Hold Bonus Hold Bonus rewards conviction. If you do not flip sides on the same market during the same UTC day, you can earn extra XP. #### Formula **Hold Bonus XP = Base XP × 0.1** That means: +10% extra XP #### What “flip sides” means Flipping sides means trading both opposite outcomes of the same market on the same UTC day. #### Example If you only trade one side of a market today: * you may qualify for Hold Bonus If you trade both sides of the same market today: * that market loses Hold Bonus #### In plain language * stay on one side = bonus * play both sides = no bonus {% hint style="success" %} Highlighted note: Hold Bonus is designed to reward real conviction, not farming both outcomes. {% endhint %} *** ## 3. Active day and streaks A day only counts as an active day if your eligible daily volume is at least: **$1 USD** If eligible daily volume is below $1 USD: * the day is not active * your streak resets to 0 If the day is active: * and the previous UTC day was also active, your streak continues * otherwise your streak starts at 1 This means you cannot keep a streak alive with meaningless dust activity. *** ## 4. Streak Bonus Streak Bonus rewards users who come back consistently. The longer your active streak, the higher your XP multiplier can become. #### Streak multiplier table | **Streak days** | **Multiplier** | | --------------- | -------------- | | 1 | 1.0x | | 2 | 1.1x | | 3 | 1.2x | | 5 | 1.3x | | 7 | 1.4x | | 10 | 1.5x | | 14 | 1.8x | | 30 | 2.0x | #### Formula **Streak Bonus XP = Base XP × (Streak Multiplier − 1)** #### What this means in normal language If you keep showing up daily, you earn more XP over time. Examples: * Day 1 → no extra bonus yet * Day 2 → 10% extra on Base XP * Day 7 → 40% extra on Base XP * Day 30 → 100% extra on Base XP {% hint style="success" %} Highlighted note: Streak rewards daily habit and consistency. It applies to XP only, not leaderboard ranking. {% endhint %} *** ## 5. Daily Bonus Fuyo also gives a fixed daily XP bonus if you hit the minimum daily activity threshold. #### Current rule If your eligible daily volume is at least: $1 USD Then you receive: 10 XP Otherwise: 0 XP #### In simple terms If you meet the minimum daily requirement, you get a small extra reward for the day. {% hint style="success" %} Highlighted note: Daily Bonus is a once-per-day fixed XP reward for meeting the daily activity threshold. {% endhint %} *** #### Final daily XP formula Before cap: ``` Total XP Before Cap = Base XP + Hold Bonus XP + Streak Bonus XP + Daily Bonus XP ``` After cap: ``` Total XP After Cap = min(Total XP Before Cap, 1000) ``` So even if your combined XP goes above 1,000, your final daily result is capped at: > **1,000 XP** *** #### Daily cap Fuyo uses a hard daily cap: **Daily XP cap = 1,000 XP** #### Why this exists This prevents unlimited XP farming in a single day. It helps keep the system healthier and fairer for normal users. {% hint style="success" %} Highlighted note: Even very high activity cannot generate unlimited XP in one UTC day. {% endhint %} *** ## Examples #### Three simple user personas #### Persona 1: Casual Ken Ken places a few normal trades each day. #### What happens * his trades are above 1 USDT, so they count * he stays below spammy trade counts, so he gets full or near-full XP factor * if he stays on one side, he gets Hold Bonus * if he comes back daily, he builds streak bonus * if he meets the daily threshold, he gets Daily Bonus #### What this means Ken can build XP steadily without needing huge size. He is the kind of real user the system is designed to reward. *** #### Persona 2: Whale Sarah Sarah places much larger trades than average users. #### What happens * she earns more Base XP because larger trades do earn more * but because Fuyo uses square root, her XP does not scale linearly with size * if she has conviction, she can still get Hold Bonus * if she is active daily, she gets Streak Bonus * the daily cap prevents unlimited XP farming #### What this means Big users are rewarded, but not so aggressively that they crush everyone else only through size. *** #### Persona 3: Spam Bot Andy Andy tries to farm XP with many repeated low-value trades. #### What happens * sub-1 USDT trades do not count at all * after too many eligible trades, the XP factor drops sharply * if he flips sides, he loses Hold Bonus * if he does not meet real daily activity, he cannot maintain streak properly * the 1,000 daily cap limits extreme farming anyway #### What this means Spammy, bot-like behavior becomes much less effective than real participation. *** #### One easy example Imagine two users show up today. #### User A * places 10 normal trades * stays on one side in each market * has a 7-day streak * meets the daily threshold User A gets: * Base XP * Hold Bonus * Streak Bonus * Daily Bonus #### User B * places many repetitive trades * flips sides on the same markets * has no streak * tries to spam later in the day User B may still get some Base XP, but: * loses Hold Bonus * has no streak boost * gets reduced XP on later trades * is still limited by the daily cap That is the core logic of Fuyo XP. *** ### Why this system exists From a user perspective, Fuyo XP is built to feel: * fair to smaller users * rewarding to daily users * exciting for committed traders * harder for bots to abuse It rewards not only how much you trade, but also how you participate.