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# Points

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The **HyperStackz Points System (HSP)** is a long-term rewards layer for active users and strategy participants.\
It will go live in an upcoming rollout phase.
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### What to Expect

* Wallet-linked performance tracking
* Tier progression and ranks
* Referral rewards and leaderboards
* Exclusive benefits for consistent users

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Early participants will automatically qualify for recognition when the system activates.\
No manual setup required.
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### How to Prepare

To position yourself for activation and future rewards:

1. Use a **dedicated wallet** for HyperStackz strategies only.\
   This ensures clean tracking and easier verification later.
2. Keep your connected **Hyperliquid account** active.
3. **Wait before applying referral codes** on Hyperliquid —\
   official codes will be released so the platform can earn fees on executions.\
   Those collected fees will be **redistributed back to the community** through rewards and system incentives.
4. Follow HyperStackz announcements for the official Points rollout.

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The Points System is built, tested, and preparing for release —\
designed to reward the users shaping HyperStackz from the start.
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