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# Points system (expired)

The points programme has now concluded. We thank everyone who participated.

MortgageFi loyalty points were awarded to users for participation within the MortgageFi ecosystem. We implemented a dual points scheme: liquidity points that track users' Earn liquidity, and referral vouchers awarded for successful referrals to the Mortgage program.

The mortgageFi points programme ran until January 15 2025. 

Our points system will tracked contributions from two parties:.

* Liquidity providers (100,000 points)
* Referrals (10,000 points)

At the end of the points season on 15 Jan 2025 a total of 110,000 points were awarded.

The projected points APR displayed on the website were based on a market cap valuation for the project token of $15M at TGE.


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