🎆Rewards & Incentives

Friendly Market gives users the ability to earn triple rewards when supplying assets into cross-chain markets. These rewards combine:

  1. Compound Rewards → earned directly from Compound V3 when supplying or borrowing.

  2. REI Rewards → FriendlyMarket’s ecosystem token incentives.

  3. NIBI Rewards → native rewards from the Nibiru chain.

Why it matters

  • By combining rewards across protocols and chains, you earn significantly higher yields than using Compound or Nibiru alone.

  • Rewards incentivize both lending and borrowing, increasing liquidity and adoption.

  • You don’t need to manually claim rewards across different chains — everything is streamlined in FriendlyMarket.


How to Earn Rewards

  1. Supply to a Cross-Chain Market

    • Deposit assets (e.g., USDC, ETH) into Compound on Ethereum or Base via FriendlyMarket.

    • Earn base Compound rewards + REI + NIBI.

  2. Borrow from a Cross-Chain Market

    • Borrow assets from Compound pools.

    • Borrowers are also eligible for rewards (depending on the market).

  3. Native Comet Markets

    • Supplying NIBI or other native assets into Comet pools earns NIBI + REI rewards, but no Compound rewards since it’s local to Nibiru.


Rewards Distribution

  • Compound Rewards → accrued in the Compound protocol and synced to your position.

  • REI + NIBI Rewards → distributed directly by FriendlyMarket.

  • Rewards are shown in your dashboard/My Position and can be claimed periodically.


Key Notes for Users

  • Cross-chain = Triple Rewards (Compound + REI + NIBI).

  • Native = Double Rewards (REI + NIBI).

  • Rewards boost both supply APY and borrow APY, making borrowing potentially net positive in some markets.

  • Claiming rewards may require a transaction on Nibiru (gas fees apply).


✅ Key Takeaway

  • Cross-chain markets give you the best yields by combining Compound, REI, and NIBI rewards.

  • Native Comet pools still reward you with REI + NIBI, but without Compound’s incentives.

  • Rewards are automatically accrued — you just need to claim them when you’re ready.

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