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# Points Program

The PolyScalping Points Program rewards users for being active inside the PolyScalping ecosystem.

Users can earn points by trading through PolyScalping, inviting other users, completing daily check-ins, and creating content about the project.

Points are used to determine each user’s share of future community rewards.

### How to earn points

#### Trading Volume

Users earn points based on trading volume generated through PolyScalping.

For every $1,000 in trading volume, users receive: **10 points**

#### Referrals

Users can invite other traders using their referral link.

When someone joins through your referral link, you earn: **10% of the points earned by your referred user**

#### Daily Check-in

Users can earn points by visiting PolyScalping and completing a daily check-in.

Each daily check-in gives users **1 point**.

Users can complete one check-in per day.

#### Social Tasks

Users can earn points by creating content about PolyScalping.

This may include:

* tweets
* threads
* videos
* tutorials
* memes
* product reviews
* other community content

Social task rewards can range from:

**0 to 1,000 points per submission**

The final number of points depends on several factors, including:

* content quality
* originality
* usefulness
* engagement
* views
* likes
* comments
* overall contribution to the PolyScalping community

Low-quality, spammy, copied, or misleading content may receive zero points.

### Community Reward Pool

PolyScalping may receive rewards, grants, airdrops, ecosystem incentives, or other forms of project-related funding.

When this happens, a portion of these rewards may be allocated to the **Community Reward Pool**.

The Community Reward Pool is distributed to active PolyScalping users based on their points.

### Reward allocation

For each eligible reward event, PolyScalping plans to allocate:

**10% to 30% of received project rewards to active users**

The exact allocation may depend on:

* the size of the reward received
* the source of the reward
* project operating costs
* ecosystem conditions
* user activity
* long-term sustainability of the program

In general:

* smaller reward events may have allocations closer to 10%
* larger reward events may have allocations up to 30%

PolyScalping will aim to make each allocation transparent by publishing the reward source, total amount received, allocation percentage, and final Community Reward Pool size.

### How rewards are distributed

Rewards are distributed proportionally based on points.

The formula is:

**User Reward = User Points / Total Eligible Points × Community Reward Pool**

Example:

If the Community Reward Pool is $10,000 and you earned 5% of all eligible points during the epoch, your estimated reward would be:

**$10,000 × 5% = $500**

### Important notes

Points do not have a fixed cash value.

Points are not tokens.

Points are used to measure user activity and determine eligibility for potential future rewards.

Rewards are only distributed if PolyScalping receives eligible project rewards, grants, airdrops, ecosystem incentives, or other funding that can be shared with users.

PolyScalping may update the Points Program rules to prevent abuse, improve fairness, or adapt to new ecosystem conditions.

Fraud, Sybil activity, fake referrals, wash trading, spam content, or other abusive behavior may result in point removal or disqualification from rewards.


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