I agree wholeheartedly.
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I like the lottery idea combined with tickets/points (@Oldsport, @Greg). In my opinion, the fairest source of funds for a lottery would be from dividends for unstaked tokens that are currently being collected by Nash, and similar dividends from short-term stakes. Tickets/points would be awarded for trading (proportional to trading volume). Since some regions do not have access to the exchange (e.g. Canada) I think it would be fair to reward tickets/points for other positive contributions to Nash, e.g. staking NEX, referrals, more based on your referrals trading volume, likes in community chat (people would probably be more stingy with likes as this would give others more chances to win). This would also encourage more positive activity from the community which has obvious benefits for Nash. Chances of winning would be equal to your percentage of the total number of tickets/points awarded that month. Tickets points would reset to zero after the lottery. Perhaps award 10 smaller prizes instead of one large prize. Allow the winners to decide which token(s) they wish to be rewarded with.
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Just want to add
Itās possible to give tickets too for a certain amount of volume you generate on Nash Exchange
For me every action on the site should be rewarding, If you give objectives with a prize at the end, it will motivate people to do things, not just stake and wait.
Iām not for Monthly program or a 1 time referral program like last time, You could do special event but the main should be something that you can win every time.
You really need to be agressiv on that, If you do it on a weekly Basis it will be better to gain traction
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If I get it right it is just about getting people to trade and insentivice them for it. Right?
Therefore I would suggest the following:
Take a gameification approach and built a questing system (like in computer games) or call it challenge system. This would mean that there is an additional tab in the menu below ā¦/staking/referrals which is called quests. As user you can enter this tab and you see an interface offering you to start different quests.
A quest would maybe look like:
- āTrade in the next 7 days in the market GAS/NEO a volume of 2500$ - You will be rewarded with 1 NEO and 2 NEXā
- āProvide for the next 24 hours 500$ liquidity for the market NEO/ETH - You will be rewarded with 0.001 Eth and 0.5 NEXā
- ā¦
Nash can create whatever type of quest they want. With this Nash can incentivice traders as well as manage the traders to support specific markets with the design of the quests. Also nash can calculate the rewarding easy because they can limit the quests. For example in total 200 NEO will be rewarded through the first quest then only 200 quests are available, following first come first serve principle.
It will be important to implement boundaries that the system canāt be abused. Examples are a trader can only have 3 active quests, it is only possible to hold 1 quest/market, ā¦
If a user accepted a quest the progress will be displayed and supportive tools will be linked (a bot for creating liquidity) as well as the remaining time. Also a user can cancle the quest whenever he wants.
I think one of the strenghts of this programm for a user is to be activly involved. It is always the personal choice if someone wants to do a quest and which kind of quests. Also it is clear what the reward after finishing the quest will be. This wonāt cause some random dust in your portfolio which randomly appeared with passive contribution.
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I love this idea too.
This could really harness the energy of some smaller accounts and motivate them to run bots. Offering them a rewarded without having to win on highest volume is smart.
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Love this idea.
Creative and fresh take on rewards by offering an experience is great
We need to create some pain around centralization, and present the solution for it. People forgot or donāt know about the hacked exchanges in the past.
Education on what is Non-Custodial, and people will come without considering other options.
Maybe also hacking some Centralized Exchanges as a reminder of the risks.
For greater good, why not to show people how vulnerable are centralized exchanges. No need to be big exchanges, some small ones will raise the question.
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right even giving the active people in forum a badge or something for trading acheivements
anything to get bagholders off their bcksides
Thank you for addressing this. I have been thinking about this hurdle for NASH for a while. You are smart to ask your community because many of us Love the vision you have created.
I really like Incentive #2 as the Youtubers are what drives adoption by many. Most youtubers are not making that much yet, and many of them remember the day when they talked about the new Trading Platform named Binance that was cool, wasnāt backlogged on KYC (and also paid a small percentage of trading fees for the referrals). That referral incentive program, combined with a few mistakes of the other major trading platforms made Binance the king of the hill while they used their revenue influxes to perfect their APIs for institutional traders.
I think if Nash can find a way to get the attention of Youtubers across the spectrum and so they take notice and talk about the great system you have created, it will bring out the message. Many donāt know about Nash, they remember the NEX exchange and heard lots of hype around it, and the actual token came out under a different name, and they donāt even know it is up and fully working.
I understand NASH needs to make money (selfishly I want you guys to be rich so you have revenues to build the best platform out there). Binance paid some kind of small referral on trading fees. I know NASH already does this (I have NASH staked at 24 months because I like the idea of the high returns). Perhaps you simply copy that and pay them out at a higher rate year 1, and keep paying out for up to 5 years for anyone they refer to NASH. Perhaps the rates are the highest year 1 and 2 and then decrease a bit till year 5.
Another idea is that they earn NASH tokens by referring when that new person makes a few qualified trades, and they make some kind of percent, but paid in NASH tokens, which are automatically staked for them for perhaps a 3 month lockup. That is then going to earn them trading dividends. As they see their NASH balance increase and start getting rewards that will keep them looking more frequently, and NASH will be on their mind a lot, and so they will naturally want to talk about it more.
The main advantage you have over Binance is your Decentralization. In a craze where Defi has sky rocketed, I think this incentive will give Crypto Influencers to get up to speed on NASH and share it with their viewers. That will also drive the token price which will then drive even more adoption.
Thanks for reading my short novel on this subject. Obviously I am passionate about NASH, and also passionate about good incentives to drive desired behavior.
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This is a great idea if technically possible. I wonder if it is possible to create a liquidity pair (MM BOT pool) for example for BTC/LINK based on a smart contract and allow Nash savings to be added to the contract for a defined reward (based on a percentage of trading fees) - the rewards are then distributed daily in the given pair (same as current staking rewards).
Liquidity pairs with potential BTC rewards would be unique and by using the current state channel architecture minimise current ETH fee limitations.
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yeah unlikely the more i think about it ā¦ either way use of API keys is the way forwardā¦ perhaps not pooling tho
the issues with timing of withdrawals is an obvious one
Fantastic idea!
Iām a user waiting to utilize the future release of bots, and I already have a monthly expenditure in mind to contribute to volume. If I was provided additional incentive during my trading cycle I would definitely consider.
For example
I am approaching my monthly maximum of $75K, and a notification to contribute another $10K with [insert reward] as incentive. I can envision additional trading levels (e.g. $30K, $45K, etc.) being visible and with greater rewards.
My ultimate goal with trading is to break-even and contribute volume to the platform, and if incentives are in place that would be greatly appreciated.
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Just piggybacking on this idea originally presented by @Nash_Investor. Disclaimer: I know very little about the digital collectibles (DCs) space, but hereās the idea; Nash hosts auctions for, and allows trade of, DCs. Auction credits are awarded to Nash users proportional to trading volume but DCs can also be purchased with any token traded on Nash. DC providers (e.g. someone starting up a new blockchain game or publishing a limited-edition novel) would be encouraged to gift some collectibles to Nash (which would offset the cost of auction credits) for the opportunity to have their goods auctioned on the exchange (purchases would go through ME). The downside here is that some individuals may consider this sector to be a bit unsophisticated, but perhaps it would be an incentive for some. I believe some projects like (e.g.) Elastos are involved in the tokenization of assets like literature and music so thereās more to DCs than skins for a video game character.
Thank you everyone for the great contributions, we have a awesome community! Lotās of great ideas.
I will need to lock the topic so we move forward. I will distill this with the team and soon you will hear about the outcome!
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