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# Keeping Your Streak Alive

#### The Scoring: Earning Exponential Points

Your rank is determined by a Streak system that rewards consecutive correct predictions with points that double each day.

| Day 1  | 1 Point                 |
| ------ | ----------------------- |
| Day 2  | 2 Points                |
| Day 3  | 4 Points                |
| Day N  | $$ $2^{N-1}$ $$ Points  |
| Day 30 | Over 536 Million Points |

{% hint style="info" %}
Crucial Point: These points are your competitive score on the public leaderboard, not a cash value. The massive exponential difference ensures that players who maintain their streak for longer have a dominant lead.
{% endhint %}

If your prediction is incorrect, your streak is immediately broken, and you earn 0 points for that day. To "Save Your Position" and continue your streak the following day, you must complete one of the two options below. If you fail to do either, your streak resets to zero.

| **Option**          | **Action Required**                      | **Cost / Effort**                                                                        |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1. Retention Ticket | Pay a small fine to restore your streak. | 5% of the total USDC you have staked up to the day you lost.                             |
| 2. Viral Referral   | Successfully invite one new user.        | The new user must sign up, create a trading bot, and fund it with a minimum of $100 USD. |

Completing either Option 1 or 2 instantly restores your streak for the next day's challenge.

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