Decibel Trade Boosts AMPs 50% on Earnings-Linked Markets (Week 22)

Decibel Trade's AMPs points program is offering a 50% boost for trading eligible earnings-linked markets. In Week 22, 2,045 wallets earned a combined 613,177 AMPs. The boost campaign's end date hasn't been announced, but it's still open to join now.

Event Overview

Item	Details
Event Period	Unannounced (points program runs continuously on a weekly basis)
Eligibility	Users trading eligible markets on Decibel Trade
Participation Cost	Trading fees and gas fees (minimum amount unannounced)
Expected Return	AMPs points (tokenization or listing unconfirmed)
Difficulty	Low to Medium

Decibel Trade is a perpetual futures trading platform that awards AMPs based on trading volume. This week, markets tied to earnings season earn 1.5x the usual AMPs. Read more about Decibel Trade here

Event Details

You can participate through these three steps.

1. Connect your wallet and deposit funds​: Takes about 5 minutes, with gas fees as the only cost.
2. Trade eligible markets (such as earnings-linked equity perpetuals): Earn 1.5x the usual AMPs. The list of eligible markets and the boost's end date are unannounced.
3. Join the referral program​: Referrers earn AMPs based on trading volume from invited users. In Week 22 alone, referrals generated 46,050 AMPs.

Here are the Week 22 results.

Metric	Week 22 Result
Total AMPs distributed	613,177
Wallets that earned AMPs	2,045
AMPs earned via referrals	46,050

Tier conditions and detailed point-allocation logic remain unannounced. It's safer to wait for official updates than to guess.

Strategy and Precautions

If you're short on time, simply shifting your existing trading activity to eligible markets is enough. There's no need to open new positions.

For cost-effectiveness, since AMPs tokenization or listing is unconfirmed, only commit funds you can afford to lose. From what I've reviewed, disclosure around the exact point logic is still limited.

Regarding sybil detection (flagging multiple accounts as abuse), avoid referring yourself or splitting the same capital across multiple wallets. Volatility tends to spike around earnings announcements, widening spreads and slippage.

Cases where it's better to skip this​: traders with small capital who'd lose money to fees, and anyone unfamiliar with leveraged trading. There's no need to force extra trading volume just to chase points.