After posting this, some friends left comments asking for a guide on farming points. Honestly, I’m not that good at it, and most of the operations weren’t done by me. Over the past few days, I’ve looked into it a lot and combined it with the pitfalls we encountered to summarize it briefly. First, the simplest thing to understand is: The minimum requirement is a total trading volume of $200 to join the program. The scoring methods are mainly divided into three categories: limit orders, trading volume, and holdings. The pitfall we ran into last week was focusing only on trading volume. I had a trading volume of $1 million but only got a little over 300 points. Meanwhile, other friends with the same trading volume scored 600 points because of their holdings. Additionally, I noticed the official statement mentioning: *Internal metrics evaluate activity quality*. I’m not entirely sure how they assess activity quality, but I guess it’s likely related to profitability. So I think taking advantage of opportunities to make predictive trades and profit is also a very important aspect. Real traders might score higher than regular volume farmers. These are just my personal guesses. Feel free to discuss and improve together. @ForrestOLAB @opinionlabsxyz