Points & the airdrop
, the protocol-wide token, hasn't launched yet. Its launch airdrop will be allocated by points, and points are accruing right now against real activity. This page is exactly what earns them, what deliberately doesn't, and what's still undecided.
The one rule behind the whole system
Every point that counts is anchored to real money someone really spent. That's the Sybil defense: an airdrop farmed by free actions is an airdrop owned by whoever runs the most bots. Since trading here is simulated, trading volume and trading profits earn nothing, no matter how good they look. Your skill is rewarded through funded payouts; the airdrop rewards putting real value into the protocol.
Free actions can earn points, but never spendable ones. Onboarding steps and engagement on X are minted locked, and they only start counting once your own spending covers them. A wallet that never buys an evaluation can do every free action available and redeem nothing.
What earns points
| Action | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Buying an evaluation | 1 point per $1 of real fee paid | Multiplied by your Wallet Standing, a clean record earns at a premium |
| A trader you referred buys | 0.2 points per $1 they spend | Every purchase they ever make, not just the first; never multiplied |
| Engaging with posts on X | 0.25 to 2 per action | Minted locked. Counts only up to half your own purchase points, and draws from a monthly pool |
| Onboarding steps (profile, Telegram, X) | Small one-time bonuses | Minted locked; they unlock when your spending covers them |
Every award is a row in an append-only ledger, idempotent against the purchase that anchored it, so a point can't be double-minted and a missed one can be reconstructed. Your running balance is visible in your dashboard.
used to accrue 0.1 points per $1 staked per day. That source was retired on 2026-08-06 by owner decision and no longer accrues. Points already earned under it stay in the ledger and still count: the source stopped, and history wasn't rewritten. Backstop staking still pays its own yield, which is a separate thing and unaffected.
What's decided and what isn't
Decided and running: the earning rules above, live accrual, the real-money-only principle. Not decided, stated plainly: the share of $DPROP supply allocated to the airdrop, and the claim mechanics at launch. Until those are announced, treat your points as a claim on a pool of unannounced size. Accrual is real; the conversion rate is not yet a number anyone can honestly quote you.
Tokenomics & liquidity covers where $DPROP fits in the wider economics, and Legal & disclosures applies to all of it. §11.3 of the whitepaper goes further into the anti-farming design: why a simulation cannot anchor a distribution to volume, and how the accrual choke point stops a re-fired award from counting twice.