# Points Market

In the realm of digital assets, many projects issue their own project points to users. These points are typically viewed as convertible into project tokens in the future, based on predefined rules. As a result, users are motivated to trade these project points, akin to trading pre-TGE tokens, anticipating future value realization.

**Trading Project Points**

In Premius Market, the mechanism for trading project points mirrors that of the Pre-market phase. Users can place buy or sell orders for project points, with a requirement to deposit an amount equal to the order value, ensuring financial commitment and risk mitigation in the transaction process.

**Conversion and Settlement**

Once the project announces the conversion rules from points to tokens, Premius Market steps in to facilitate the next phase of the transaction. The platform automatically calculates the quantity of tokens that the seller should transfer to the buyer based on these conversion rules. This ensures a seamless transition from points to tokens, aligning with the economic dynamics of the underlying project.

**Fee Structure**

The fee structure in the Points Market is consistent with that of the Pre-market. This uniformity simplifies the understanding of transaction costs for users and maintains a straightforward economic model across different market segments within Premius Market.

In summary, the Points Market in Premius Market offers a structured and secure platform for the trading and conversion of project points, ensuring a coherent and efficient process for users to capitalize on their digital assets.


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