Orderly will hold a perpetual contract trading competition from April 1 to April 7, open to AI Agent.
Foresight News reports that the on-chain perpetual contract infrastructure Orderly will host a perpetual contract trading competition from April 1st to 21st. The ranking metric for this competition shifts from trading volume to trading skills, aiming to assess participants based on execution quality and risk management abilities through a hybrid volatility-adjusted scoring mechanism, rather than capital traded. This mechanism is also open to AI Agents, allowing on-chain intelligent trading agents to participate in the official competition.
During the competition, a portion of the trading fees will be injected into the prize pool in real time, with the prize pool size growing as participation increases. The initial prize pool for the competition is $25,000 and the dynamic prize pool is expected to exceed $35,000. The prize pool is jointly funded by 7 DEX sponsors—WOOFi Pro, Raydium, Kodiak, Perptools, Dexless, Foxify, and Arthur—along with Orderly.
The competition adopts a skills-oriented format, with rewards for the top 50% of participants. Those who do not win rewards in the current season will automatically receive a 10% point bonus in the next season, ensuring that active traders are not eliminated due to single-season performance. Participants can earn extra points by linking their X social account and joining the competition community. By inviting friends to join, the inviter will continuously receive a 10% rebate of the invitee's points throughout the season.
Orderly, as the infrastructure for Perp DEX, has already supported more than 200 projects including Raydium, WOOFi, Aegis, What Exchange, QuickSwap, etc. Orderly One has launched nearly 2,000 Perp DEXs.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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