Most points programs reward noise. The more you click, the higher you climb. I stopped taking those seriously a while ago. Then I looked at @2factorfinance Points Program and noticed something different. Marks are only given for verified social activity, education, and referrals. Buying, depositing, or holding gives you nothing. That already changes the game. The product itself is trying to solve a real problem with leveraged exposure. Instead of forcing you to babysit positions or get liquidated by an external engine, it splits one asset into two perpetual sides. The senior side takes more protection. The junior side takes more of the move and pays for that protection. Even the junior side is not risk-free. It can still lose money. The difference is that the design removes the forced liquidation trigger that usually decides the outcome for you. Season 1 only tracks participation through Marks. When the season ends and the product launches, the leaderboard freezes. The top 10 split 1 BTC, paid in cbBTC. I’m not here just to farm a number. I’m here because the program actually rewards people who try to understand what they are participating in. Here’s my link if you want to join and start building your own position: points.2factor.finance/r/71r… What was the last points program that actually made you study the product instead of just completing tasks?