Points

Venues run points programmes for trading activity. Points are usually a claim on something the venue has not launched yet, and the venue decides who gets them and how many.

Our bots trade on those venues. 70% of the points our trading earns go to the depositors whose capital earned it.

The split

70% of the points accrued go to depositors. Points, not profits. The other 30% goes to us.

• It is about points, not about money.
• Points are not yield, and they are not a profit share.
• Points are what the exchange awards for trading — a possible extra, not a payment.

How points accrue

Our contribution is trading volume: the bots trade, the venue counts it, the points land in the account. More capital traded means more points, which is why a farm vault's cap limits points as well as returns.

What you have to do

Deposit. There is no form and no claim to make.

The caveats

• Venue programmes change without asking us. Rates, eligibility, caps and seasons are the venue's call. A programme can be cut, retroactively re-scoped, or ended.
• A points programme is not a promise of a token. Venues have run programmes and then changed what they were worth, or launched nothing.
• Points can be diluted. If a venue's programme attracts a lot of volume from elsewhere, the same points buy a smaller share of whatever they convert into.
• We cannot tell you what a point is worth. Only the venue can value it, and it has not said.
• Region rules can exclude you. Venue programmes restrict who can take part by where they live. That is the venue's rule, not ours.

Points are a possible extra. Judge the deposit on the return without them.