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# HyperFlow Points System
#### Objective
To introduce a dynamic, flexible, and incentive-aligned points system β FlowXP β that rewards early usage, bridges, swaps, referrals, and partner engagement without committing to a token. This system builds long-term user loyalty, ecosystem alignment, and on-chain reputation.
### 1. Why Create FlowXP?
* To reward early and active users for meaningful engagement
* To track contribution and loyalty without needing a token at this stage
* To create a system that can later be extended, redeemed, or upgraded
* To serve as a base layer for future airdrop eligibility, partner quests, or reward multipliers
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### 2. Earning FlowXP
| **Action** | **Description** |
| ------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Connect Wallet & Make one action on HyperFlow at least | +100 Points |
| Bridging Assets | Earn FlowXP per dollar value bridged via HyperFlow |
| Swapping via Aggregator | Bonus XP for volume, specific partners (Kitten, HyperSwap, etc.) |
| Referrals | Earn when referred users complete bridge/swaps |
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**Referrals:**
Referrers earn FlowXP whenever their referred users complete bridge or swap transactions.
* Bridge: 30% of the FlowXP earned by the referred users.
* Swap: 20% of of the referred user's FlowXP earnings.
#### Points Formula:
For most tokens:
Points = USD value of input Γ 5
For stable coins swapping:
Points = USD value of input Γ 2
π Example:
* Swapping 1 FLY, valued at $0.50 β 5 FlowXP
* Swapping 10 feUSD β 10 Γ 20 = 200 FlowXP
#### Bridge to Earn Big
We reward users who utilize HyperFlowβs unique bridging feature β earn 10Γ more!
For correlated type bridging:
Points = USD value of input Γ 5
For most tokens:
Points = USD value of input Γ 15
π Example:
Bridging 5 USDe on Arbitrum to USDe on HyperEVM β 5 Γ 5 = 25 points
Bridging 5 ETH on Ethereum to HYPE on HyperEVM β 5 x 15 = 75 points
### 3. Multipliers and Boosts
### Goals
* To create gamification elements for earning FlowXP
* To encourage users to utilize the full feature set of HyperFlow
* To on-board partner projects via quests and raffles
Initial Launch:
* OG Bonus - 2x Multiplier for users who bridge/swap over $1,000 in the first 30 days.
* First time actions:
* * Bridge from x Chain to HyperEVM
* Bridge from HyperEVM to x Chain
* Make a swap using HyperFlow
* Make a cross-chain swap
* High-volume swaps/bridges (e.g. over $2,000) give bonus 2.5x multiplier
### 4. Utility of FlowXP
FlowXP will have tangible in-platform use cases and long-term optionality.
#### Short-term:
* Leaderboards (social proof)
* Early access to new features / beta UI
* Referral bonus unlocks
* Entry to HyperFlow-exclusive quests or raffles
#### Long-term:
* Redeemable for merch, NFTs, partner rewards
* Multiplier eligibility for partner yield/rate programs
* Consideration for future airdrop eligibility (without promise)
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