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# Boosted Markets & Campaigns

A **Boosted** market earns **2× LP** on the same fee. Boosts are how Limelight directs extra attention and rewards toward specific markets — without changing what a trade costs.

## What a Boost Does

* Traders earn **2× LP** per dollar of volume in a Boosted market.
* Creators who seed a Boosted market earn **2× LP** on their seed amount.
* The protocol fee is unchanged — a boost adds rewards, it doesn't add cost.

## How a Market Becomes Boosted

**Auto-boost by seed size.** Seeding a market with **$500 or more** in initial liquidity automatically qualifies it for a boost (after admin review) — so most well-seeded markets earn 2× LP from the start.

**Manual boost.** For a market seeded below the $500 auto-boost threshold, the creator can pay a **$25 manual boost fee** to boost it.

**Team-initiated boosts.** The Limelight team may boost markets for strategic reasons:

* Featured Markets around major events
* Partner-protocol campaigns
* Ecosystem-growth initiatives

A manual boost may also be available on request through the team. Boost campaigns run for a limited time.

{% hint style="info" %}
Look for the **Boosted** tag on a market listing — it tells you the same trade earns double LP.
{% endhint %}


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