The truly interesting aspect of Orderly Network's Vanguard mechanism is less about "quick returns" and more about demonstrating a restraint towards the long-term ecosystem.

Many projects like to use aggressive incentive policies to pile up short-term data — seemingly lively but actually superficial. This design chooses a more difficult path: how to make trading activities genuinely and sustainably happen, and then reasonably distribute the value generated from transactions to participants who truly generate usage.

This is not about chasing the hot trend, but about building a self-sustaining ecological cycle. The focus shifts from "user acquisition speed" to "retention quality." It may seem slower, but in reality, it goes further.