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# Boosted Markets & Campaigns

Some markets earn **2x Midas Points**. These are marked with a **Boost badge** in the UI. Same fee, double the reward — plus higher listing placement.

## How Boosting Works

* Normal market: $100 trade → **100 MP**
* Boosted market (2×): $100 trade → **200 MP**

The fee you pay is identical. Only the MP reward doubles. Boosted markets are also promoted in the UI with a Boost badge and higher listing placement.

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## How to Get Your Market Boosted

### Path 1: High Liquidity (Automatic Boost)

Deposit **$100,000 or more** as seed liquidity during market creation. Your market will be automatically boosted after admin approval.

### Path 2: Manual Boost (Post-Creation)

Pay a **$500 boost fee** to the MidasPredict team after market creation. This fee is non-refundable.

| Boost Path         | Requirement    | Approval                  | Notes                                |
| ------------------ | -------------- | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| **High Liquidity** | $100,000+ seed | Auto (after admin review) | Best for well-funded markets         |
| **Manual Boost**   | $500 fee       | After payment             | Non-refundable. Any market eligible. |

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## Team-Initiated Boosts

The MidasPredict team may also boost markets for strategic purposes:

* New Daily Market categories at launch
* Featured Markets around major events
* Partner protocol campaigns
* Ecosystem growth initiatives

Boost campaigns run for a limited time.


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