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# How to Earn

Points come from real activity — every swap, every filled LP order, every referral. The program splits into two pools (trading 30%, liquidity 70%), with multipliers on top.

## The pool split

| Pool          | Share | Basis                                            |
| ------------- | ----- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| **Trading**   | 30%   | Fee-weighted — every swap and fill               |
| **Liquidity** | 70%   | In-range depth only — parked TVL earns nothing   |
| **Referral**  | +10%  | Additive on top — override on your pack's points |

## Venue multipliers

### Trading — 30% of points

| Venue                 | Multiplier | Status  |
| --------------------- | ---------- | ------- |
| All spot swaps        | ×1.0       | Live    |
| Perps — maker / limit | ×1.5       | Month 2 |
| Perps — taker         | ×1.3       | Month 2 |

Spot trading is fee-weighted with no bonus. Perps earn the highest multipliers in the program — they launch in month 2.

### Liquidity — 70% of points

In-range liquidity earns the in-range 1.3× on top of the gauge weight. Out-of-range depth earns nothing.

| Pool                                                  | Multiplier | Status |
| ----------------------------------------------------- | ---------- | ------ |
| Engine — HYPE/USDC                                    | ×1.3       | Live   |
| kHYPE/HYPE — LST                                      | ×1.3       | Live   |
| Tokenized-stock / commodity pools (vs stable or HYPE) | ×1.2       | Live   |
| Other pools                                           | ×1.0       | Live   |

### Referral — additive

Earn **+10% of every point your pack earns**, on top of everything else. See [Referrals](broken://pages/ba2a23e0d7ae45076b77e2cb30d8083d02fbc3b4).

## Stacking your multipliers

These boosts apply on top of the venue weights and stack multiplicatively:

| Boost            | What it does                                    | Cap         |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| **Genesis 2×**   | Doubles every swap & LP point — this month only | First month |
| **Loyalty**      | +0.1× per week of activity                      | ≤1.5×       |
| **Migration 3×** | On liquidity you migrate in during Open Season  | 30 days     |

### How to maximize

| Rank | Move                  | Boost                                           |
| ---- | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| 01   | Hunt during Genesis   | **2×** on every swap & LP                       |
| 02   | Provide in-range LP   | **×1.3** — utilization pays, parked TVL doesn't |
| 03   | Trade the heavy venue | **×1.5/×1.3** on perps when live (month 2)      |
| 04   | Keep your streak      | **≤1.5×** loyalty, +0.1×/wk                     |
| 05   | Build your pack       | **+10%** of every point your crew earns         |

{% hint style="success" %}
Peak stack: Genesis 2× + in-range LP on the engine pool + loyalty building + an active referral pack. Get in early — Genesis only happens once and early hunters compound hardest.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
The program rewards real, fee-generating activity. Wash trading, self-referrals, and idle parked liquidity are filtered out — they don't build a lead.
{% endhint %}


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