How ordinary users can effectively participate in SuperEx Free Market and earn rewards

In the past, launching tokens on exchanges was typically the responsibility of the project team. Ordinary users could only wait for the platform to announce the token listing news and then decide whether to participate in trading.

SuperEx Free Market has changed this relationship. It opens up part of the token listing authority to users, allowing ordinary users to submit tokens, create trading pair instances, organize community traffic, and earn a share of transaction fees based on the real trading volume generated by the instances.

This means that in the Free Market, users no longer have only the options of "buy" and "sell"; they can also become:

• Free Market traders;
• Token listing initiators;
• Trading pair instance creators;
• Community or traffic organizers;
• AMM liquidity providers.

However, an increase in participation methods does not mean that profits will automatically be generated. The rewards in the Free Market come from real trading, real traffic, and effective liquidity, rather than simply clicking "list token" and waiting for the platform to distribute funds.

First, understand: What exactly is the Free Market

SuperEx Free Market is an independent section within the SuperEx spot market, primarily used for the listing and trading of new digital assets. Once eligible tokens are listed, the system automatically generates the corresponding USDT trading pairs and opens them for deposit, withdrawal, and trading to SuperEx users.

The most special design of the Free Market is that it allows the same token to be repeatedly created as trading pair instances by different users.

To determine whether it is the same token, one cannot only look at the name and icon but must verify:

• The blockchain it belongs to;
• The token contract address.

As long as the main chain and contract address are the same, the system will recognize it as the same token. Different users can create trading pair instances with different names for this token, which are referred to as "trading pair copies."

It should be noted that the "trading pair copies" in the Free Market do not replicate contract transactions and will not automatically copy other users' trading strategies. They are simply independent promotional entrances created by different users or communities for the same token.

Different instances of the same token share the order book and candlestick charts, and orders can be matched across instances to aggregate liquidity; however, the effective trading volume and transaction fee sharing generated by each instance are counted separately. This avoids the complete fragmentation of liquidity by copies while preserving the revenue rights of different creators. Introduction to SuperEx Free Market

Participation Method One: As an ordinary trading user seeking market opportunities

The most direct way to participate is, of course, to buy and sell tokens in the Free Market.

Users need to first transfer USDT from their spot account to their Free Market account, then enter "Trade---Spot---Spot Free Market" and search for the target trading pair by token name, contract address, or instance name.

Currently, the Free Market supports limit orders and market orders. According to existing rules, buyers are temporarily exempt from transaction fees, while sellers incur corresponding fees, with the actual rates displayed on the trading page. Free Market Trading Guide

However, new assets in the Free Market typically have the following characteristics:

• Short project history;
• Limited market information;
• Potential liquidity issues;
• Significant price volatility;
• Smart contracts may contain special mechanisms;
• Tokens with the same name may correspond to different contract addresses.

Therefore, for ordinary trading users, the most important first step is not to look for the token with the highest price increase but to verify the asset's identity.

Before participating, at least the following checks should be completed:

• Is the contract address from the project's official channel?
• Is the selected main chain correct?
• Can the token be bought and sold normally?
• Can the contract permissions be modified by the project team?
• Is the token holding overly concentrated?
• Is the liquidity sufficient to support your trading scale?
• Which trading pair instance are you currently selecting?
• Does the project have a real community and a record of ongoing operations?

The Free Market lowers the threshold for assets to enter the market but does not automatically eliminate project risks.

Participation Method Two: Actively create a token trading pair

Ordinary users do not need to become project teams; they can also initiate token listings in the Free Market.

If you discover a project on-chain that has a real product, ongoing development progress, and an active community, and the token has not yet entered the Free Market, you can consider creating the corresponding trading pair.

According to SuperEx's current rules, applying to create a trading pair requires meeting the following basic conditions:

• The token is deployed on a public chain supported by the Free Market;
• The correct token contract address is prepared;
• Token introduction and official website information are prepared;
• The total asset of the SuperEx platform account is not less than 100 USDT;
• Assets in the Web3 wallet do not count towards the above asset verification;
• The management fee displayed on the payment page, currently usually 1 ET.

The 100 USDT asset requirement is mainly used to verify the authenticity of the token listing initiator and will not be frozen or deducted; users can still trade and withdraw normally. Specific requirements and fees may be adjusted according to product rules and should be based on real-time pages. SuperEx Free Market FAQ

The basic operation process is:

1. Log in to SuperEx and go to "List Tokens";
2. Select to create a trading pair;
3. Choose the main chain of the token;
4. Fill in and verify the contract address;
5. Confirm the token information obtained from the chain by the system;
6. Fill in the project introduction and related materials;
7. Pay the management fee and submit;
8. After listing, view or share your created trading pair instance.

The Free Market adopts a self-service process and does not require the long business negotiations typical of traditional token listings. However, to prevent malicious listings and high-risk assets from entering the market, the platform will still conduct basic asset verification and security checks. Assets with significant contract risks, false information, or compliance issues may not be listed or may be forcibly delisted.

Participation Method Three: Create instances for already listed tokens

You do not have to be the first to discover a certain token.

If the target token has already appeared in the Free Market, as long as the main chain and contract address are the same, other users can still create new trading pair instances for it.

This mechanism is especially suitable for:

• Community managers with stable communities;
• Content creators who continuously research a certain type of asset;
• Users with in-depth knowledge of specific projects;
• DAOs that can provide localized content for projects;
• KOLs who wish to organize community trading and activities.

Instance creators can set easily recognizable names for their trading pair instances and then guide users who recognize the project to trade through that instance.

Even if different instances share liquidity, the transaction fee sharing is still counted separately according to the instance actually chosen by the user. Therefore, creating an instance is just the first step; what truly determines the revenue is how many real users are willing to participate in trading through your instance.

How transaction fee sharing is calculated in the Free Market

According to the current rules published by SuperEx, the transaction fee sharing ratio for trading pair instance creators depends on the trading volume generated by that instance each week:

• Weekly trading volume exceeding 500 USDT: 50% transaction fee sharing;
• Weekly trading volume exceeding 5,000 USDT: 60% transaction fee sharing;
• Weekly trading volume exceeding 50,000 USDT: 80% transaction fee sharing.

Transaction fee sharing is calculated and distributed weekly. The platform will tally the effective trading volume of each instance during the previous period, determine the sharing ratio based on the tier reached, and then settle the eligible USDT transaction fee income to the instance creators.

It is important to note:

• If the minimum trading volume threshold is not met, no transaction fee sharing will be generated;
• 80% is the highest sharing ratio and not a fixed return rate;
• The sharing base is the actual transaction fees generated by the instance that meet the rules, not the total trading volume;
• Buyers are currently exempt from fees, so buying transactions do not necessarily generate direct fee income;
• Transactions matched with AMM orders and exempt from fees will not generate corresponding fee sharing;
• Trading volume thresholds and sharing ratios may be adjusted based on market risks;
• Final data is subject to platform statistics and real-time rules.

For example, if a certain instance reaches the 60% sharing tier within a week and generates 100 USDT in effective fee income, the theoretical share for the creator would be 60 USDT.

The key point in this example is "effective fee income," not simply multiplying trading volume by a certain fee rate. Actual settlements also need to consider buying and selling directions, fee-exempt orders, AMM matching methods, and platform statistical standards.

Users can check transaction fee sharing in the relevant reward records in their wallet history, as well as view weekly sharing and cumulative sharing data for each instance on the statistics page.

How to increase the likelihood of obtaining transaction fee sharing

Creating a large number of trading pairs is not the most efficient way to participate. The truly effective strategy is to concentrate resources on managing a small number of instances with real demand.

Choose projects with real communities

To determine whether a token is worth creating an instance for, focus on observing:

• Is the project still under continuous development?
• Are the official social media accounts being updated normally?
• Are community discussions coming from real users?
• Does the token have actual use cases?
• Has the project team publicly disclosed the contract address?
• Is there a basic security audit or contract information available?
• Is the on-chain holding structure reasonable?

Only when real users are willing to continue trading can instances potentially reach the transaction fee sharing threshold.

Make instance names clear and credible

Instance names should allow users to quickly confirm the identity of the creator or the source of the community, such as the project community name, DAO name, or publicly used brand name.

Avoid using misleading terms like "official," "unique," or "guaranteed profit," unless you have obtained the corresponding authorization.

Enable users to participate through the correct instance

The same token may have multiple instances. Users searching only for the token name and completing transactions may not necessarily be counted under your instance.

Therefore, creators should clearly state when sharing:

• The main chain of the token;
• The correct contract address;
• The instance name;
• The trading entry;
• Project risk warnings.

Build long-term traffic through content and services

Instead of simply posting "come buy," a more sustainable approach is to provide:

• Project mechanism introductions;
• Token economic model analyses;
• Product update compilations;
• On-chain data observations;
• Contract security information;
• Community Q&A and localized content;
• Trading and deposit operation guides.

The long-term value of an instance comes from user trust, not one-time emotional drives.

Review data weekly and adjust strategies

Transaction fee sharing is calculated on a weekly basis, and creators can focus on observing:

• Whether weekly trading volume meets the minimum threshold;
• Actual fee income;
• The trading structure of buyers and sellers;
• The number of active trading users;
• Liquidity and order depth;
• Weekly sharing and cumulative sharing;
• Whether the instance is at risk of being delisted.

If an instance has no real trading demand for a long time, the efficiency of continuing to invest promotional resources may be very low. At this point, the project should be reassessed rather than maintaining data by creating false trading volume.

Participation Method Four: Providing Liquidity through AMM

For users who already understand the liquidity pool mechanism, SuperEx Free Market also offers AMM participation.

Users can inject tokens and USDT into the liquidity pool of the target trading pair simultaneously, becoming liquidity providers. When other users complete transactions through the liquidity pool and generate fees, the relevant fees can be distributed to LPs according to their liquidity share. SuperEx Free Market AMM

This method is suitable for:

• Holding both the target token and USDT;
• Having a deeper understanding of the project;
• Willing to provide bilateral liquidity for the long term;
• Understanding the AMM pricing mechanism;
• Being able to accept the constantly changing token ratios;
• Understanding impermanent loss and contract risks.

LP earnings are not fixed interest. The final result depends on trading volume, fee income, token price changes, and the asset ratio when exiting liquidity. If the target token price fluctuates dramatically, the fee income may not cover the impermanent loss.

Therefore, for users who are completely unfamiliar with AMM, it is not recommended to invest funds immediately just because they see "passive income."

How Different Types of Users Should Participate

New Users with Limited Funds

It is more suitable to first participate as a trading observer:

• Learn to verify contract addresses;
• Observe liquidity and trading depth;
• Use small amounts of funds to familiarize themselves with the trading process;
• Avoid chasing extreme price increases right after launch;
• Temporarily refrain from participating in high-risk AMM pools.

Users Who Can Discover Projects but Lack Community

They can create trading pairs or instances but should maintain realistic expectations regarding earnings.

If there is no traffic, community, and real trading demand, even if the listing is completed, it may not reach the minimum fee-sharing threshold.

Users with Community or Content Capabilities

These users are most suitable for creating instances and establishing stable traffic through continuous content, project research, and community services.

The core of earnings is not about making calls but helping users reduce information asymmetry and allowing users who recognize the project to find the correct and transparent trading entry.

Advanced Users Familiar with Market Making and AMM

They can comprehensively use:

• Trading pair instances;
• Community traffic;
• Order book listings;
• AMM liquidity;
• Data statistics and periodic adjustments.

This model may earn fee-sharing and LP fee income, but it also requires taking on higher asset, liquidity, and operational risks.

These behaviors should not be considered as "methods to increase earnings"

To reach the fee-sharing threshold, some users may think of creating trading volume through repeated trading with multiple accounts.

This behavior not only incurs real trading costs but may also constitute wash trading, manipulation, or violations, leading to cancellation of sharing, delisting of instances, or even account restrictions.

The following behaviors should not become participation strategies:

• Fake trading or wash trading;
• Using misleading instance names;
• Impersonating project officials;
• Concealing personal interests related to the project;
• Publishing promised earnings or guaranteed price increases;
• Providing false information for high-risk tokens;
• Creating hype through frequent buying and selling;
• Inducing users lacking risk tolerance to participate.

Truly sustainable fee-sharing should come from project value, community consensus, and real trading demand.

Pay Attention to the Delisting Mechanism

Free Market will regularly clean up poorly performing trading pair instances based on weekly trading volume, number of transactions, and liquidity.

Newly launched instances typically have about a two-week protection period. If an instance enters the delisting range, the platform usually sends notifications via SMS, in-site messages, or emails in advance. Creators can pay a delay fee according to the page prompts to obtain an additional protection period, with specific amounts and periods based on real-time pages.

If a token faces significant asset risks, false information, or other non-compliance issues, the platform can forcibly delist all instances of that token and stop related trading or recharge functions.

Therefore, choosing a project that can operate continuously is more important than the number of listings.

In Conclusion

SuperEx Free Market provides ordinary users with a participation path that was almost non-existent in the past: users can not only buy and sell assets but also discover assets, create trading entries, organize community traffic, provide liquidity, and share part of the trading value they create.

For users, the most realistic participation logic is:

• If skilled in research, they can look for real projects;
• If they have a community, they can create and operate instances;
• If familiar with trading, they can participate in market buying and selling;
• If they understand AMM, they can provide liquidity;
• If they wish to earn fee-sharing, they need to create real, sustainable, and compliant trading demand.

The core of Free Market is not to turn all users into project parties but to allow each user to find a suitable position among asset discovery, trading, liquidity, and community building based on their abilities.

Creating a trading pair may only take a few minutes, but establishing real trading volume and long-term trust requires continuous research, operation, and risk management. Ultimately, those who can earn rewards are not necessarily the ones who create the most instances, but rather those who truly provide valuable information, trustworthy entries, and continuous liquidity for users.

Disclaimer

This article is for product introduction and knowledge education only and does not constitute investment advice, trading advice, or any income promises. Digital assets in Free Market may have price fluctuations, insufficient liquidity, smart contract, project operation, and delisting risks. Fee-sharing and AMM earnings are not fixed and do not guarantee coverage of trading losses or impermanent losses. Users should verify the main chain, contract addresses, and project information and independently decide whether to participate based on their risk tolerance. All fees, sharing ratios, asset requirements, and product rules are subject to SuperEx's real-time pages and official announcements.

About SuperEx

As the world's first Web3-driven cryptocurrency exchange, SuperEx is committed to promoting the construction of the Web3 ecosystem and has launched products and services such as SuperEx DAO, SuperEx Web3 Wallet, Super Start, SuperEx P2P, SuperEx Stock Markets, SuperEx Copy Trading, SuperEx Earn, and SuperEx DAO Academy.

Currently, SuperEx serves over 10 million users, with a community covering 166 countries and regions worldwide, and supports spot and contract trading of over 1,000 cryptocurrencies.