πŸ†Leaderboard Rewards

Leaderboard incentives rank users by their activity over a defined date range and assign rewards based on their final position. Instead of paying per action or splitting a pool proportionally, each position (or range of positions) receives a predetermined reward.

Example:

  • In a trading competition running for one month, the top trader earns 1,000 POINTS, 2nd place earns 500, and positions 3–10 each earn 100.

  • In a referral campaign, the top 5 referrers by referred volume each receive a fixed token reward.

βœ… Best for: Competitions, trading campaigns, and time-bound programs where you want to reward top performers by rank.

How it works

  1. Define a date range β€” Set the start and end dates for the competition period

  2. Choose a ranking metric β€” Users are ranked by Volume, Revenue, or number of conversions over the period

  3. Configure rewards per position β€” Assign a fixed reward to specific ranks or ranges of positions (e.g., 1st place, 2nd place, 3rd–10th place)

  4. Users compete during the period β€” Activity is tracked and rankings are updated on the leaderboard

  5. At the end of the period, rewards are distributed β€” Each participant receives the payout corresponding to their final ranking position

Example Configuration

Position
Reward

1st

1,000 POINTS

2nd

500 POINTS

3rd

250 POINTS

4th–10th

100 POINTS each

When to use Leaderboard vs Pool Distribution

Pool Distribution
Leaderboard

Rewards based on

Proportional share of activity

Final ranking position

Budget

Fixed total pool, split among all participants

Fixed rewards per position

Everyone earns?

Yes β€” any participant gets a share

Only ranked positions earn

Best for

Broad participation, liquidity programs

Competitions, top-performer campaigns

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