How CandyBomb Time Weighting Changes Promotion Reward Calculations
Summary
The document describes a time-weighting mechanism for CandyBomb promotions. After the usual daily task calculation establishes base candies, a multiplier based on the promotion day is applied to that day’s trading. Earlier days receive larger multipliers; the document gives an illustrative four-day schedule that declines from 2.0x on the first day to 1.0x on the last. It says the weighting applies only to trades on that day, while original task rules and treatment of historical trades remain unchanged.
The examples compare participants reaching the same volume tier on different days or splitting activity across days, and the text says earlier participation can produce more rewards. It advises checking the promotion-specific multiplier and planning activity across its duration. The mechanism changes incentives by rewarding earlier trading and may shift activity toward the start of a promotion. The stated multipliers are examples, actual terms may vary, and the article does not assess whether trading to earn rewards is profitable after fees, market risk, or other costs.
Key ideas
- Daily base candies are multiplied by a factor determined by when qualifying trades occur during a promotion.
- The illustrative schedule gives earlier promotion days larger reward multipliers.
- The weighting applies to same-day activity and does not change the original task rules.
- Spreading trades across days can produce a different reward than reaching the same volume on one day.
- Actual multipliers depend on the promotion, and reward value should be considered alongside trading costs and risk.
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