Propr Updates Points Decay and Rewards
Summary
In Propr the announcement explains Week 10 feedback on point emissions and confirms adjustments to the decay curve starting Week 11. It details that points track economic value tied to evaluation fees and trader profitability, notes early adopter rewards, cites $140k revenue in 24 hours as context, and promises ongoing allocation tweaks and promotions.
A number of you have been vocal about the Week 10 point emissions, so I wanted to share a few thoughts.
First, the points program was designed to reflect the economic value that each user brings to the platform.
Points are primarily allocated around what matters most to us as a prop firm ecosystem: evaluation fees and trader profitability. The best way to earn points is to be a profitable trader. Ultimately, that is the strongest signal of value within our ecosystem.
Points are not capped, but every action is subject to a decay function. The earlier you participate in the ecosystem, the more points you earn for the same activity. Early adopters are rewarded accordingly.
Since launch, Propr has experienced remarkable growth and has exceeded our expectations. Reaching $140k in revenue in a 24-hour period just two months after launch is a significant milestone.
That said, I acknowledge that the current decay function has not kept pace with our growth rate.
As a result, we will be making adjustments to the decay curve starting from Week 11 onward.
We will also continue to periodically adjust how points are allocated, particularly as we introduce new markets and announce additional expansions. Once again, points are our mechanism for measuring the economic value contributed by each user. Alongside these adjustments, we will continue to run periodic promotions, including point boosts and other incentives.
