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# RUJI Leagues - Points competition

**Q: What is RUJI Leagues?**\
RUJI Leagues is our in-house competition where you can earn rewards by using Rujira products.

You can access the leaderboard of RUJI Leagues on [rujira.network/leaderboard](https://rujira.network/leaderboard).

**Q: What do I have to do to be eligible?**
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The first season hasn't started yet, at the moment everyone is earning points. To be eligible and capitalize on the points you have earned to date, you will need to register your wallet for RUJI Leagues Season 1 (to be announced). Participating in the Leagues will require staking some RUJI.\
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**Q: How do I earn points?**\
You earn points by using Rujira products. Every time you generate revenue for the protocol, the fees you pay are converted into points. The more points you collect, the higher your rank and the better your rewards.

**Q: How are points calculated?**\
The baseline is that every $1 of fees you paid gives you 69 points. But there will be some exceptions that might be temporary to highlight the usage of a product for a season, or permanent to sweeten certain negative events. For example, we plan to apply a larger multiplier to liquidation fees so that, even when the market isn't following your plans, there is still something extra to earn.

**Q: What are the rewards?**\
Rewards will be paid out at the end of each season in $USDC and $RUJI. A detailed breakdown of the rewards will be shared once we start the first season.

**Q: How long does a season last?**\
Each season lasts for 6 weeks. After that, rewards are distributed, points reset, and a new season begins.


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