2026-01-04 06:24:18

Here is how to earn points on the Ostium platform. There are mainly two methods.

The first is through trading. By engaging in trading activities(such as trading volume) on the platform, you can settle points weekly. If you are a consistent trader, points will accumulate naturally.

The second is liquidity provision. By depositing USDC into the Vault pool, you can earn points. If you prefer a more stable income rather than trading, and want to earn points simultaneously, this method is better. Conditions vary for each pool, so it's advisable to check in advance.

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SilentObserver

· 1h ago

Liquidity mining is indeed quite stable, a lazy person's solution --- Trading point accumulation vs liquidity... I still prefer passive earning --- You really need to carefully look at the conditions of the vault pools, there are too many pitfalls --- Weekly settlement, only then can people have a clear understanding --- Stable income + points double earning, who wouldn't choose this? --- How is the USDC pool doing now? Is the APY still good? --- I feel that the OSTIM logic is pretty decent, much more transparent than some platforms --- It's just trading mining and liquidity mining, old tricks --- Each pool has different conditions, anyone would have to step into pitfalls

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MEVHunterZhang

· 01-06 00:42

Liquidity mining, in my opinion, still depends on the pool's returns; otherwise, it's just giving away free tokens.

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