Spins

What are Spins and How Can I Earn Them?

The spins are your ticket to unlocking more Demex Points through the Wheel of Fortune. You can always check your Spins balance by visiting the Points Hubarrow-up-right. In Season 2, spins can be earned in multiple ways:

Perpetual Trading

Active Perp Trading
Open Interest

Earn 1 spin instantly for every $12,500 traded on perpetual markets.

Receive 1 spin for every $12,500 in open interest maintained per week.

Providing Liquidity to Perpetuals LPs

Perp Pool Deposits
Perpetuals LPs Liquidity Usage

Receive 1 spin for every $1,000 deposited and held in perpetual pools pro-rata* each week.

You can check all the available Perpetual LPs and they real time APYs on this pagearrow-up-right.

Nitron

Lending
Borrowing

Earn 1 spin for every $100,000 lent per week.

Earn 1 spin for every $10,000 borrowed per week.

You can check all the lendable and borrowable assets and their APYs on Nitronarrow-up-right.

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Your trading volume, deposits, and Nitron activities are tracked through 5-minute snapshots. This ensures that your spins are continuously updated in real-time, with new data refreshed every 5 minutes.

Example

Here are some examples:

Example 1: Perp Trading Bob trades $25,000 worth of perpetuals. Bob will be awarded 2 spins instantly.

Example 2: Perp Pool Deposits Alice deposits $2,000in the Perp Pool. Assuming her deposit remains unchanged for 1 week, Alice can expect to receive 2 spins at the end of the 1-week period.

To calculate the number of spins you can accumulate through Perp Pool deposits, use the following formula:

SpinsPerWeek=DepositedUSD1000SpinsPerWeek = \frac{Deposited\hspace{0.1cm} USD} {1000}

Example 3: Nitron Lending Tom lends $200,000 in Nitron. Assuming his lending position remains unchanged for 1 week, Tom can anticipate getting 2 spins at the end of the week.

Example 4: Nitron Borrowing Rachel borrows $20,000 from Nitron. Assuming her borrowing position remains unchanged for 1 week, Rachel can expect to receive 2 spins at the end of the week.

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