> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lighter.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lighter.xyz/programs/lighter-on-robinhood-chain-points.md). # Lighter on Robinhood Chain Points The Lighter Points Program on the Robinhood Chain is a way to recognize eligible users for participating in the trading platform and reward them for the value they bring. Points are calculated and awarded in real time based on eligible activity, with an additional weekly points drop every Friday (first weekly drop on Fri Aug 21). The way points are calculated may change over time as we continue improving the program and rewarding meaningful participation while keeping things fair for everyone. ### Live & Weekly Points The live points are distributed in real time based on factors like volume, positions held, fees paid, and others. Most markets have the same weight. Weekly points are based on the activity from the previous Friday (incl.) to Thursday (incl.), are distributed every Friday, and are fine-tuned depending on the week’s activity. For both point types, standard-to-standard activity is not rewarded. ### Boosts There are several ways for a user to boost their points. Some apply to both live and weekly points; others apply only to weekly points. #### Robinhood Wallet Mobile boost The mobile boost is linear and ranges from 1x for a user with only non-RH wallet mobile app volume to 2x for a user with only RH wallet volume. The volume is considered coming from the plaftorm that the order was placed from. The boost influences both live and weekly points. #### Referral boost If you refer a trader, you get 10% of their points (live + weekly). Referred traders get a 10% boost for their weekly points. #### Market boosts Some markets generate more points than others. Some do so for live points, some for the weekly, some for both. A notable current boost is the earnings boost for weekly points: if an RWA market is tied to a company that does its earnings call in the interval the weekly points are calculated for, that market is boosted. Pre IPO markets and new listings may also get boosts. #### Hedge boost The hedge boost allows traders to hedge (some of) their Lighter RH positions on Lighter Core and get more points for it. For each market present on both venues, the boost only applies to one pair of directions (e.g. long Core, short RH) out of the two. Currently, we consider the following categories for the boost: | Category | (Lighter) Core | (Lighter) RH | Boost | | ---------------------------- | -------------- | ------------ | ----- | | **Crypto** | Short | Long | 2.5x | | **RWA (Commodities, ETFs)** | Short | Long | 2.5x | | **RWA (Pre IPOs, Equities)** | Long | Short | 2.5x | A partial hedge also counts: if your position on Lighter RH is $100, but you're only hedged for $50 on Lighter Core, you will get a 1.75x boost. Otherwise, if the (opposing) position on Core is the same or larger, you get the complete boost. The hedge boost only applies to weekly points and can be updated weekly. ### Support If you have any questions about this program, please open a ticket in the Lighter Discord server. Lighter Discord server: ### Terms and Conditions
You can read the Terms and Conditions of this points program here. Effective Date: Monday, Aug 10th 2026 These Terms govern eligibility for the Lighter on the Robinhood Chain Points Program (the "Program"). By participating in the Program, you agree to these Terms. The purpose of the Program is to reward genuine participation on Lighter on the Robinhood Chain. Points are intended to recognize authentic trading activity and meaningful participation in the ecosystem—not activity designed to manipulate or exploit the Program. ### 1. General Eligibility Lighter on the Robinhood Chain determines, in its sole discretion, whether activity is eligible to earn points. ### 2. Ineligible Activity The following activities are not eligible to receive points and may result in point adjustments, disqualification, or removal from the Program. #### A. Market Manipulation This includes, but is not limited to: * Wash trading. * Self-trading or trading between commonly controlled accounts. * Artificially inflating trading volume or liquidity. * Coordinated trading intended to manipulate markets or Program metrics. * Spoofing, layering, quote stuffing, or other deceptive trading practices. * Any activity intended to create artificial or misleading market activity. #### B. Sybil Activity This includes, but is not limited to: * Operating or controlling multiple accounts to earn additional points. * Splitting activity across multiple accounts to increase rewards. * Creating, purchasing, renting, borrowing, or otherwise controlling accounts for the purpose of farming points. * Any attempt to disguise common ownership or coordinated control of accounts. #### C. Referral Abuse This includes, but is not limited to: * Self-referrals. * Circular or reciprocal referral schemes. * Creating accounts solely to generate referral rewards. * Artificially inflating referral activity or referral-based rewards. #### D. Automated or Artificial Participation This includes, but is not limited to: * Activity primarily intended to farm points rather than participate in markets. * Using bots, scripts, or automated systems to manipulate Program metrics. * Coordinated behavior designed to exploit the Program or its scoring methodology. #### E. Abuse of Program Mechanics This includes, but is not limited to: * Exploiting bugs, vulnerabilities, or unintended behavior. * Circumventing Program rules or safeguards. * Manipulating snapshots, scoring methodologies, or eligibility calculations. * Any activity intended to obtain points in a manner inconsistent with the purpose of the Program. #### F. Fraudulent or Unlawful Conduct This includes, but is not limited to: * Fraud, deception, impersonation, or identity abuse. * Providing false, misleading, or inaccurate information. * Using stolen, compromised, or unauthorized accounts. * Activity that violates applicable law or the Terms of Service of Lighter on the Robinhood Chain. ### 3. Ongoing Integrity Reviews To protect the integrity of the Program, \*\*Lighter \*\* continuously performs automated and manual reviews, including Sybil detection, fraud detection, behavioral analysis, and other integrity checks. These reviews may occur at any time during the Program or after it has concluded. The fact that points have been awarded or remain visible in an account does not mean they have been permanently approved or are no longer subject to review. ### 4. Point Adjustments and Enforcement If Lighter determines that an account has engaged in fraudulent, abusive, manipulative, or otherwise ineligible activity, Lighter may, at any time and in its sole discretion: * Remove or reduce points. * Reverse previously awarded points. * Disqualify specific transactions or activity from earning points. * Suspend or permanently remove an account from the Program. * Exclude an account from future rewards, distributions, or Program benefits. These actions may be taken before, during, or after points have been awarded, including after the conclusion of the Program if subsequent reviews identify activity that is determined to be fraudulent, abusive, manipulative, or otherwise ineligible. ### 5. Final Determination Lighter on the Robinhood Chain reserves the right to interpret these Terms and determine Program eligibility in its sole discretion. The examples listed in these Terms are illustrative and not exhaustive. Any activity that Lighter on the Robinhood Chain reasonably believes undermines the fairness, integrity, or intended purpose of the Program may be deemed ineligible, even if not specifically described above. Participation in the Program constitutes acceptance of these Terms and any updates or modifications published by Lighter on the Robinhood Chain. ### 6. Restricted Regions For both the Points Program and perpetual futures trading on Lighter on Robinhood Chain, the following countries and regions are restricted: * Belarus (BY) * Canada (CA) * China (CN) * Cuba (CU) * Iran (IR) * Myanmar (MM) * North Korea (KP) * Russia (RU) * Singapore (SG) * South Sudan (SS) * Sudan (SD) * Switzerland (CH) * Syria (SY) * Ukraine (UA) * United Arab Emirates (AE) * United Kingdom (GB) * United States (US) * Venezuela (VE)
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