ScaleSwap
  • šŸ‘‹Introduction
    • Intro
  • šŸ“Chapter 1
    • IDO Launchpads We Have
    • Lowering the Barriers to Entry
    • Improving Liquidity of the Ethereum Ecosystem
    • Layer 1 and the Gas Fee 😱Scaries
    • Lottery
    • Deregulation-shrelegulation
      • šŸ“ To-the-Mooon!
  • šŸ“Chapter 2
  • The Launchpad We Deserve
  • The Fundraiser’s Flow
  • Layer 2: Forget that Expensive ā›½ļøGas!
    • The Road from Plasma to the New Now
    • Rollup-centric Roadmap and the New Teacher’s Pets
    • Polygon
    • Scaleswap Layer 2 Implementation
      • Opportunities for Swapping
      • The Atomic Bridging and the Biconomy Relay
  • šŸ“Chapter 3
    • šŸ“ˆScaleSCORE
    • Why Whitelist (v.)?
    • Metrics Explained
      • Dimension 1
      • Dimension 2
      • Dimension 3
      • Dimension 4
      • Dimension 5
      • Dimension 6
  • šŸ“Chapter 4
    • The Flows
    • Project’s Flow
      • Project Dashboard
  • Project Selection Criteria
  • Fees’ Flow and Pool Control
  • Swapper’s Flow
    • The Whitelist Registry
  • Participating in the Pool
  • šŸ¤“Readme First
    • Why Intellectual Contribution Matters
  • šŸ“‘List of
    • References
  • List of the Acronyms
    • Explained
  • List of
    • The Figures
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  2. Metrics Explained

Dimension 6

Liquidity Contribution to the SCA Token via DEX

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Generic formula: Y=0.0000001X^3-0.0006X^2+0.957X+43

Practically to calculate in MS Excel or Google Sheets, type in a cell:

=0.000000190^3-0.000690^2+0.957*90+43

(exchange "90" with any other value to simulate another score)

Everybody likes the ā€œgreenā€ trends on exchanges. While these trends may seem as ā€œmere chanceā€ to skeptics and ā€œmagicā€ to amateurs, most of the stock (and crypto) exchange veterans realize that ā€œgreenā€ trends quite often are an outcome of coordinated teamwork that creates and nourishes drivers that enable these trends.

And by drivers, we mean not some ā€œpump and dumpā€ scenarios, which (unfortunately) are not a rarity for the stock [] and (especially) crypto [] markets. Instead, we see these drivers as (once again) well-coordinated teamwork of our entire ecosystem: the ScaleSwap core team and engineers, our various technology and other partners, alumni projects, and, most importantly, our great and vibrant community.

It’s important to consider the second column, ā€œConditions,ā€ of the ā€œDimensions tableā€ in our . This is because the ScaleSCORE changes only within the applicable range that differs for each dimension. E.g., for the first dimension, the applicable range varies from 1 to 1m SCA tokens. So, for example, the score is the same for 1,000,001 SCA tokens as it is for 1,000,000 tokens (hello, applicable range). And owning 0.5 SCA will bring you zero additional ScaleScore via the first dimension. Why? Because the applicable range for this dimension starts only at 1 SCA.

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