OKX Wallet opens Boost X Liquidity Phase 5 with 250,000 USDC for liquidity providers until 10 November

What OKX Wallet launched

OKX Wallet opened the fifth phase of its Boost X Liquidity campaign on 26 October 2026. The help-centre announcement puts the total at 250,000 USDC and sets the window from 15:00 on 26 October to 15:00 on 10 November in UTC+8, which is 07:00 UTC at both ends. The wallet's official X account promoted it the same morning as rewards for providing liquidity to eligible pools across tokenized equities, precious metals, major crypto assets and stablecoins.

To take part, open the wallet app, go to Boost, then X Liquidity and Liquidity Pools, pick a pool and add liquidity by following the on-screen steps. Rewards are claimed later under DeFi on the wallet homepage, and claiming needs app version 6.189.0 or newer.

The rules that decide who earns

A position only qualifies if its price range is wide enough: the upper limit minus the lower limit, divided by the market price at the moment liquidity is added, must reach at least 8%. OKX's own example is a $100 price, where the two limits must be at least $8 apart. The USDT-USDG pool is exempt, and the campaign page adds that RWA MEME pools need a range at least 50% wide.

The pool of rewards is divided by fee share: each provider receives a portion that matches their share of the fees earned by all eligible providers. Amounts are recalculated every hour, and the campaign page says that an hour in which a pool earns no fees pays no LP rewards for that pool. OKX also warns that a position being adjusted when a random snapshot is taken may miss that hour's reward.

What does not count

Liquidity has to be added through the designated OKX Wallet campaign page. The same pool reached through Uniswap's site or any other third-party website does not earn campaign rewards, even though OKX Wallet's post notes that the USDG/USDT0 pool on X Layer now uses Uniswap's StablePair Hook, alongside $10K in LP incentives.

The maximum APY shown on the campaign page is an estimate that moves with fee income and participation, not a promised return. Providers pay their own network fees and carry the usual risks of liquidity provision. Rewards must be claimed within one month after the campaign closes; the campaign page says unclaimed rewards then expire and cannot be reissued.

How Phase 5 compares with Phase 4

Phase 4 ran from 9 October until the moment Phase 5 began and also offered 250,000, but paid in USDT. The range rule, the USDT-USDG exemption, the fee-share split and the 6.189.0 claim requirement are unchanged, so the main differences are the reward token and the new end date of 10 November. OKX Wallet says it will publish a separate notice if the rules or schedule change.

Checking a range before you add liquidity

Because the 8% test uses the price at the moment liquidity is added, work it out just before confirming. With an invented price of $50, limits of $48 and $52 give a $4 gap, which is exactly 8%. Narrow them to $48.50 and $51.50 and the gap of $3 is only 6%, so that position would earn nothing from this campaign however much fee income it produced.

A wider range satisfies the rule but usually earns a smaller share of fees per dollar than a tight one, and fee share is exactly what this campaign pays on. Your result also depends on what everyone else earns, so no fixed payout can be worked out in advance. Count network fees and any change in the value of the tokens you deposit alongside the reward.