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# Points

The Variational Omni points program is designed to reward users of the Protocol. The program was officially launched on December 17, 2025. Point totals can be tracked by visiting the [Omni points page](https://omni.variational.io/points). 

Upon the launch of the program, 3,000,000 points were retroactively distributed to existing traders based on a variety of activity metrics through December 11. Users also received an additional 1 point for every 10 points their referrals earned.

Going forward, points will be distributed every Friday at 0:00 UTC for the previous week’s platform activity through 0:00 UTC on Thursday. Weekly point distributions will conclude no later than the end of Q3 2026. 

Users will receive 1 point for every 10 points their referrals earn. Accounts that traded before the launch of the points program will receive a 10% boost to points earned. Users can also receive a boost by maintaining a [reward tier](https://docs.variational.io/omni/rewards) on Omni. 

| Tier         | Points Boost |
| ------------ | ------------ |
| **Iron**     | +0%          |
| **Bronze**   | +0.5%        |
| **Silver**   | +1%          |
| **Gold**     | +2%          |
| **Platinum** | +3%          |
| **Diamond**  | +4%          |
| **Infinity** | +5%          |

Variational reserves all rights to modify the points program or point totals at its sole discretion (e.g. for inorganic behavior or any violation of the [Terms of Use](/legal/terms-of-use.md)).


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