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# Revolt Points

Revolt Points are the protocol's on-chain scoreboard: trade, launch, and graduate coins to climb the leaderboard. Your live score sits in the header next to your wallet, marked by the pixel lightning bolt, and the full leaderboard lives on the **Points** page.

## How scoring works

Points are **derived entirely from on-chain activity**. There is no signup, no off-chain tracker, no database — anyone can recompute every score from public chain data and get the same numbers.

| Action                         | Points                            |
| ------------------------------ | --------------------------------- |
| Trading volume (buys + sells)  | **1,000 points per ETH** traded   |
| Launching a coin               | **+250 points** per launch        |
| Your coin graduates to Uniswap | **+2,500 points** (creator bonus) |

A few details:

* Volume counts both buys and sells, across curve trades and Uniswap swaps on Revolt pools.
* The graduation bonus goes to the coin's **creator** when a bonding-curve coin completes its 5 ETH raise and lands on Uniswap.
* Coins won through the hourly [Free Deploy](/free-deploy.md) credit the **winner** — the wallet recorded on-chain as `claimedBy` — for the launch and graduation bonuses, not the deploy wallet that paid the gas.

## The leaderboard

The Points page shows your score, your rank, and the breakdown (volume, launches, graduations) next to the global leaderboard. Rankings are ordered by points, with volume as the tiebreaker.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Revolt Points are for fun and bragging rights. There is nothing to sign up for, nothing to claim, and they have **no monetary value**. Yet.
{% endhint %}


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