The total supply of Pacifica Loyalty Points has reached 2.13 billion, with a monthly trading volume of approximately $188 billion.
BlockBeats News, January 9th, the Solana ecosystem's perpetual contract trading platform referral=pacbot" target="_blank">Pacifica has completed the distribution of 10 million points this week. According to Defilama and Dune data, the current platform's total points supply has reached 213 million, with 33,182 active addresses, and a total trading volume of 18.83 billion USD in the past 30 days.
Furthermore, according to calculations by Pacifica's community traders, the cost of acquiring one point is approximately 0.382 USD. If trading during the current Pacifica platform's fee halving event and combining it with a 2% bonus on continuous trading points, the cost per point could potentially be reduced to as low as 0.15 USD.
To assist users in more efficiently obtaining points during the event, the on-chain data analysis and copy-trading tool Coinbob has now synchronously launched Coinbob Pacifica (@CoinbobPAC_bot) bot. Users can use this to track and replicate high-frequency trading strategies to earn points and prepare for potential airdrop opportunities.
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