RISEx farming - Day 1 After Retroactive Points
The retroactive distribution is complete, but we’re still incredibly early.
And there’s still plenty left to play for, including the 100,000-point Genesis Pool.
First, some context on my conservative $3 per point benchmark.
RISE’s public sale on Kaito was held at a $200M FDV more than a year ago, when @risextrade had no live product, users or the metrics it has today.
Since then, the protocol has launched, attracted real traders and generated meaningful volume.
That’s why I see the $200M valuation as a conservative starting point rather than an ambitious target. Under my assumptions, it implies around $2.50 per point, while a $240M FDV would imply $3 per point.
Everything suggests that the original $200M valuation could be only the beginning of something much bigger.
- 15% allocated to point holders
- 12M total points
The estimated value would be $2.50 per point.
My $3 benchmark assumes a slightly higher $240M FDV, only 20% above that early valuation.
> Why 12M points?
- 1.5M retroactive points distributed
- 200,000 weekly points × ~49 weeks = 9.8M
- ~700,000-point margin for additional incentives
- Estimated total: ~12M points
This is not an official valuation or confirmed tokenomics. It’s simply the conservative benchmark I’ll use to measure my farming efficiency.
> Now, the Genesis Pool.
If you don’t know what it is: it’s a separate pool of 100,000 additional points that has not yet been distributed.
Eligibility is limited to users who participated before Season 1 and received retroactive points.
But here’s the important part:
Week 1 activity also contributes to your final Genesis Pool allocation.
So, if you were eligible for the retroactive distribution, yesterday’s allocation wasn’t the end. What you do this week still matters.
Users who registered and started trading this week cannot qualify for the Genesis Pool, but they can still earn the regular weekly points.
My rule going forward is simple:
- Cost below $3 per point → keep farming
- Cost above $3 per point → reduce activity and reassess
For example:
- 200 points × $3 = $600 estimated value
- $500 in total costs = potentially profitable
- $1,000 in total costs = not profitable
My Week 1 strategy:
- Testing the new gold and oil markets, especially CL
- Keeping selected positions open for longer
- Adding daily volume through BTC and ETH
- Tracking fees, DN costs and real cost per point
The retroactive distribution was only the beginning.
For early users, 100,000 Genesis Pool points are still in play, and Week 1 counts toward them.
The $3 benchmark and 12M-point supply are based on my personal assumptions. RISEx has not announced an official point value or final tokenomics.
