According to the StandX Maker Points reward rules, to get high scores, there are three key points: 1. More money and higher leverage: The larger the amount of your queued orders, the more points you earn. 2. Longer queues: Unfilled orders are earning points. 3. The closer your order price is to the execution price, the higher the weight of the points awarded. Four efficient score-earning strategies for StandX: 1. Edge-dip orders (reducing the probability of execution) The point percentage varies depending on the price difference. Very close (price difference within 0.1%): Get 100% full points. Relatively close (price difference 0.1%-0.3%): Get 50% points. Somewhat far (price difference 0.3%-1%): Get 10% points. 1. **Keep orders within 0.1% of the price difference, but this carries the risk of being filled and is suitable for periods of low market volatility.** 2. **Trend Hedging Orders (Anti-Limit-Finding Strategy)** Place orders in the direction of the trend, utilizing price momentum to prevent execution. In an uptrend, only place buy orders, as the price is likely to rise, and your buy orders will move further away from the market price, making them less likely to be filled. In a downtrend: Only place sell orders, as the price moves away from sell orders, keeping the orders safely on the trading board and continuously generating points. This sacrifices some weight stability but significantly reduces holding risk. 3. **Cross-Platform Neutral Hedging (Post-Execution Processing)** Once a buy order on StandX is filled, immediately open an equal and opposite contract order on another trading platform. This creates a Delta-neutral position, offsetting profits and losses. You only lose the difference in transaction fees and funding rates between the two platforms, but gain high-value StandX points. 4. Volatility Hedging (Protecting Credit Earnings) During extreme market conditions (such as non-farm payroll data releases or major news events) when volatility surges, cancel pending orders to widen the price spread. Although the credit weighting decreases, it can avoid market fluctuations of over 1%. Effectively protecting the principal is crucial for achieving long-term compound interest.