How Can Everyday Users Effectively Participate in the SuperEx Free Market and Earn Rewards(I)
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Most of you are probably already familiar with SuperEx Free Market. But for those who have only recently started following us, let’s quickly go over what Free Market is and how it works.
In the past, listing a token on an exchange was mainly the responsibility of project teams. Ordinary users could only wait for a listing announcement and then decide whether to trade.
SuperEx Free Market changes this relationship by opening part of the token-listing process to users. Ordinary users can submit tokens, create trading-pair instances, organize community traffic, and receive a share of the trading fees generated by genuine trading activity.
This means that users in the Free Market are no longer limited to simply buying and selling.
They can also become:
- Free Market traders;
- Token-listing initiators;
- Trading-pair instance creators;
- Community or traffic organizers;
- AMM liquidity providers.
However, having more ways to participate does not mean rewards are generated automatically. Free Market rewards come from genuine trading, real user activity, and effective liquidity, rather than simply clicking “List” and waiting for the platform to distribute money.

First, Understand What the Free Market Actually Is
SuperEx Free Market is a dedicated section of the SuperEx Spot Market, primarily designed for listing and trading new digital assets. After an eligible token is listed, the system automatically creates a corresponding USDT trading pair and opens deposits, withdrawals, and trading to SuperEx users.
One of the most distinctive Free Market features is that different users can create separate trading-pair instances for the same token.
To determine whether two listings represent the same token, users should not rely only on the token name or icon. They must verify:
- The blockchain network;
- The token contract address.
As long as the blockchain and contract address are the same, the system recognizes the asset as the same token. Different users can create separately named trading-pair instances for it, also known as replica pairs.
One point must be made clear: a Free Market replica pair is not futures copy trading, and it does not automatically replicate another user’s trading strategy. It is simply an independent access and promotion channel for the same token created by a different user or community.
Different instances of the same token share an order book and candlestick chart, and orders can be matched across instances to aggregate liquidity. However, eligible trading volume and fee-sharing rewards are calculated separately for each instance. This prevents liquidity from becoming completely fragmented while preserving the reward rights of individual creators. SuperEx Free Market Explained
Option 1: Participate as an Ordinary Trader
The most direct way to participate is to trade tokens in the Free Market.
Users first need to transfer USDT from their Spot Account to the Spot Free Market Account. They can then enter “Trade — Spot — Spot Free Market” and search for a trading pair by token name, contract address, or instance name.
The Free Market currently supports both limit and market orders. Under the current rules, buyers are exempt from trading fees, while sellers are charged the applicable fee. The rate shown on the live trading page shall prevail. Free Market Trading Guide
However, newly listed Free Market assets may have the following characteristics:
- A limited project history;
- Insufficient public information;
- Limited liquidity;
- High price volatility;
- Special mechanisms embedded in the smart contract;
- Multiple tokens with the same name but different contract addresses.
Therefore, the first priority for ordinary traders should not be finding the token with the highest price increase, but verifying the identity of the asset.
Before trading, users should at least verify:
- Whether the contract address comes from an official project channel;
- Whether the correct blockchain has been selected;
- Whether the token can be bought and sold normally;
- Whether contract permissions can be modified by the project team;
- Whether token ownership is excessively concentrated;
- Whether liquidity is sufficient for the intended trade size;
- Which trading-pair instance has been selected;
- Whether the project has a genuine community and operating history.
The Free Market lowers the barrier for assets to enter the market. It does not automatically eliminate project risk.
Option 2: Create a Token Trading Pair
Ordinary users do not need to be part of a project team to initiate a token listing in the Free Market.
If you discover an on-chain project with a genuine product, continuous development, and an active community, and its token has not yet entered the Free Market, you may consider creating the corresponding trading pair.
Under SuperEx’s current rules, users must meet the following basic conditions before creating a trading pair:
- The token must be deployed on a blockchain supported by the Free Market;
- The correct token contract address must be provided;
- A token introduction and official website information should be prepared;
- The user must hold total assets of at least 100 USDT across SuperEx exchange accounts;
- Assets held in a Web3 wallet do not count toward this verification requirement;
- The user must pay the management fee shown on the page, currently generally 1 ET.
The 100 USDT asset requirement is primarily used to verify the authenticity of the listing initiator. These assets are not frozen or deducted and can still be traded or withdrawn normally. Requirements and fees may change according to product rules, so the live page shall prevail. SuperEx Free Market FAQ
The basic process is:
- Log in to SuperEx and enter “List Tokens”;
- Choose to create a trading pair;
- Select the token’s blockchain;
- Enter and verify the contract address;
- Confirm the token information retrieved from the blockchain;
- Complete the project introduction and relevant information;
- Read the listing notices;
- Pay the management fee and submit;
- View or share the newly created trading-pair instance.
The Free Market uses a self-service process and does not require the lengthy business negotiations associated with traditional listings. However, the platform still conducts basic asset verification and security checks to prevent malicious listings and high-risk assets. Tokens with serious contract risks, false information, or compliance issues may be rejected or forcibly delisted.
Option 3: Create an Instance for an Already-Listed Token
You do not need to be the first person to discover a token.
If the target token is already available in the Free Market, other users can still create a new trading-pair instance for it, as long as the blockchain and contract address are identical.
This mechanism is particularly suitable for:
- Community managers with established audiences;
- Content creators who consistently research a particular asset category;
- Users with in-depth knowledge of a specific project;
- DAOs capable of providing localized project content;
- KOLs who want to organize community trading and campaigns.
Instance creators can assign a recognizable name to their trading-pair instance and guide users who understand the project to trade through that instance.
Although different instances share liquidity, fee-sharing rewards are still calculated according to the specific instance selected by users. Therefore, creating an instance is only the first step. The real determinant of potential rewards is how many genuine users choose to trade through that instance.
How Free Market Fee Sharing Is Calculated
Under SuperEx’s current published rules, the fee-sharing percentage for an instance creator depends on the weekly trading volume generated by that instance:
- Weekly trading volume above 500 USDT: 50% fee share;
- Weekly trading volume above 5,000 USDT: 60% fee share;
- Weekly trading volume above 50,000 USDT: 80% fee share.
Fee sharing is calculated and distributed weekly. The platform reviews the eligible trading volume of each instance from the previous period, determines the applicable tier, and settles the qualifying USDT fee income to the instance creator.
Several important points should be understood:
- No fee share is generated if the minimum trading-volume threshold is not reached;
- 80% is the maximum revenue-sharing percentage, not a fixed return;
- Rewards are calculated from eligible fees actually collected by the instance, not from total trading volume;
- Buyers are currently exempt from fees, so a buy transaction may not directly generate fee income;
- Trades matched with fee-exempt AMM orders do not generate corresponding fee-sharing revenue;
- Volume thresholds and revenue-sharing percentages may be adjusted according to market conditions;
- Final calculations are subject to platform statistics and live rules.
For example, if an instance qualifies for the 60% tier and generates 100 USDT in eligible fee income during the week, the creator’s theoretical share would be 60 USDT.
The key phrase in this example is “eligible fee income.” Rewards should not be estimated simply by multiplying volume by a fee rate. Actual settlement may also depend on trade direction, fee-exempt orders, AMM matching, and the platform’s calculation method.
Users can review fee-sharing distributions in the relevant reward records within Wallet History and view weekly and cumulative rewards for each instance on the Statistics page.
How to Improve the Possibility of Earning Fee-Sharing Rewards
Creating a large number of trading pairs is not necessarily the most efficient approach. A more practical strategy is to focus resources on a limited number of instances with genuine demand.
Select Projects with Genuine Communities
Before creating an instance, consider whether the token has:
- Ongoing project development;
- Active official social-media updates;
- Genuine community discussions;
- Practical token utility;
- A publicly verified contract address;
- Basic security audits or contract information;
- A reasonable on-chain ownership distribution.
An instance can reach the fee-sharing threshold only when genuine users are willing to trade continuously.
Use a Clear and Trustworthy Instance Name
The instance name should help users quickly recognize its creator or community source, such as a project community name, DAO name, or publicly recognized brand.
Avoid misleading terms such as “official,” “exclusive,” or “guaranteed profit” unless you have received the appropriate authorization.
Direct Users to the Correct Instance
The same token may have multiple instances. If users simply search by token name and trade, their volume may not necessarily be attributed to your instance.
When sharing an instance, creators should clearly provide:
- The token’s blockchain;
- The correct contract address;
- The instance name;
- The trading entry point;
- A project risk notice.
Build Long-Term Traffic Through Content and Service
Instead of simply posting “buy now,” a more sustainable approach is to provide:
- Project mechanism explanations;
- Tokenomics analysis;
- Product update summaries;
- On-chain data observations;
- Contract security information;
- Community Q&A and localized content;
- Trading and deposit instructions.
The long-term value of an instance comes from user trust, not short-lived market excitement.
Review Weekly Data and Adjust Your Strategy
Because fee sharing is calculated weekly, creators should monitor:
- Whether weekly volume has reached the minimum threshold;
- Actual fee income;
- The structure of buying and selling activity;
- The number of active traders;
- Liquidity and order-book depth;
- Weekly and cumulative rewards;
- Whether the instance is at risk of delisting.
If an instance has no genuine trading demand over an extended period, continuing to devote promotional resources to it may be inefficient. In such cases, users should reassess the project rather than create artificial volume to maintain statistics.
Option 4: Provide Liquidity Through AMM
For users who understand liquidity-pool mechanics, SuperEx Free Market also provides an AMM participation option.
Users can deposit both the relevant token and USDT into a trading pair’s liquidity pool and become liquidity providers. When other users trade through the pool and generate fees, the applicable fee income may be distributed to LPs according to their share of liquidity. SuperEx Free Market AMM
This approach may be suitable for users who:
- Hold both the target token and USDT;
- Have an in-depth understanding of the project;
- Are willing to provide two-sided liquidity over time;
- Understand AMM pricing;
- Can accept changing token balances;
- Understand impermanent loss and smart-contract risk.
LP returns are not fixed interest. Final results depend on trading volume, fee income, token price changes, and the asset ratio when liquidity is withdrawn. If the token price moves sharply, earned fees may not offset impermanent loss.
Users who do not understand AMMs should therefore avoid providing liquidity merely because they see the phrase “passive income.”
Final Thoughts
That’s all we have room for today. Tomorrow, we’ll pick up where we left off and talk about:
- How to use AMM and earn rewards
- How different types of users can participate
- What you should not do in an attempt to “boost your returns”
- Important things to know about the delisting mechanism
Disclaimer
This article is intended solely for product information and educational purposes. It does not constitute investment advice, trading advice, or any guarantee of returns. Digital assets in the Free Market may involve price volatility, insufficient liquidity, smart-contract risk, project-operation risk, and delisting risk. Fee-sharing and AMM returns are not fixed and may not offset trading losses or impermanent loss. Users should verify the blockchain, contract address, and project information and make independent decisions based on their risk tolerance. All fees, revenue-sharing percentages, asset requirements, and product rules are subject to the live SuperEx pages and official announcements.
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