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TxFlow Protocol Vault is now open for deposits at app.txflow.com/vaults.
Provide USDC liquidity and earn from market making and liquidations. Depositors keep 100% of their returns.
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UPDATE: Our priority stays the same: rewarding real trading fairly.
We shared the rules early to hear from you, and we're making focused updates that support that goal.
Here are the main updates and clarifications addressing key questions:
· Updated pool allocation with more emphasis on traders.
· A clearer statement to make weekly points estimates and the existing mechanics easier to understand.
· Season 0 distribution is planned before October 27. Ongoing checks help identify farming and keep rewards fair for real traders.
Read the updated rules: docs.txflow.com/points/how-p…
Thank you for your thoughtful feedback and for helping shape TxFlow's Points Program.
A few notes from the engineering side on TxFlow Points S1.
How scoring works
- Points are scored across several dimensions, not volume alone.
- Maker and taker fills both count. Unfilled orders don't.
- Each week's pool is fixed, so inflated activity only dilutes everyone else.
How integrity works
- Detection is automated, with manual review on top.
- Wallets we determine are linked may be treated as one user.
- We assess behaviour, not labels.
- Hedging is legitimate trading and is treated that way.
What we won't publish
The signals and weights stay private. Keeping them closed is how the system stays fair
TxFlow is built to reward real traders. Full rules:
docs.txflow.com/points/how-p…
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Catch @Harry_TxFlow delivering our full keynote on the Bit Digital stage at @token2049 Singapore.
He'll share what we're building at TxFlow, and where we're headed next.
Oct 8, 12:15 PM. See you there.
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@TxFlow_L1 was hit by a ddos today from ~13:46 to 13:56 utc, during the post-cpi session. some of you couldn't reach the app for 5 to 10 minutes.
the chain and matching engine stayed up; this was the api / frontend layer being flooded.
the attack pattern was new to us. it's mitigated, and the team is hardening against it now.
we're reviewing the logs. any losses caused by our side, we compensate. if you had a position affected during that window, dm me or open a ticket in discord.
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cex wars were brutal. ftx was on top and still ended in tragedy.
dex wars haven’t really started yet. hyperliquid is the standard for this space and it’s still nowhere near what binance is to cex.
a lot of perp dex teams are still running last cycle’s playbook. tge, then get listed on binance, then call it a win.
that playbook is about to break. binance, robinhood, solana, even kalshi will all compete directly with perp dexes. the end state is one platform where you trade everything.
if you’re picking a perp dex on last cycle’s criteria instead of who survives that endgame, you’re going to be wrong.
it’s a hard road. but @TxFlow_L1 is built for that endgame, not for a token event. that’s why i’m confident where it ends up.
from the eng side: we surveyed the perp dex landscape before writing a line of txflow. hyperliquid set the highest bar and the hardest one to build toward, so that’s what we aimed at.
the architecture and security model have been converging on that target since day one. we’re not there yet. but every design decision has been pointed at it, and that’s the part we’re confident about.
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no private matching engine means no “trust us” step. every fill and liquidation reconstructible from public block data. if we execute wrong, anyone can prove it.
