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Liquidity Incentive Program

Temple is rolling out a special program for Canton validators and market makers participating in our rewards system.

Updated over a month ago

Getting Started:

  • Complete KYB here

  • Register as an LP here.

In an effort to make it easier to run a validator or market-making business within the Canton ecosystem, we are offering a vehicle to earn rewards for those that commit sell-side liquidity to the Temple trading platform.

Liquidity Provider Rebate Program

At Temple, we're committed to rewarding those who enhance market depth and efficiency. That's why we're introducing our Liquidity Provider Rebate Program, designed to incentivize makers who contribute to a robust trading environment on our central limit order book (CLOB).

How It Works

  • Eligibility: As a liquidity provider (maker), you'll qualify for rebates on trades where your limit order adds liquidity to the order book and is subsequently executed by a taker.

  • Rebate Structure: For every eligible trade, you'll receive 40% of our Canton Featured App Rewards that each matching trade generates. This rebate is credited directly to your account.

  • Bridging Transactions: For every eligible bridge transaction via Temple (both USDCx and SBC), you'll receive 10% of our Canton Featured App Rewards that each bridge transaction generates. This rebate is credited directly to your account.

  • Execution and Payout: Rebates are tracked automatically upon trade settlement, sent monthly.

Benefits for Liquidity Providers

  • Boost Your Earnings: Turn your market-making strategies into even more profitable opportunities by earning back a significant portion of the fees generated from your liquidity.

  • Encourage Deeper Markets: By participating, you help create tighter spreads and better pricing for all Canton Network users.

  • Execution and Payout: Rebates are tracked automatically upon trade settlement. Payouts sent mostly. Rebate payments will be made in Canton Coin (CC) based on USD value of taker fees and CC price at time of trade execution.

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