Kibble Program

Earn your kibble and share all the sweets we created together')

The Kibble Program is designed to gauge users' contribution and involvement in the Circuit project, with all forthcoming benefits before TGE is distributed based on the Kibble program. It consists of two distinct components: Points and Badges.

Points are used to quantify contributions and can be earned in three different ways:

1. Swap: Each swap transaction earns points, with the number of points earned determined by factors such as swap transaction count, swap amount, and swap type (Normal/Stable). Points earned by any user during the same period are calculated using a fixed formula based on these three factors. However, the calculation formula may be adjusted slightly in different periods due to varying incentive goals.

2. Provide Liquidity: The depth of the pool has always been a core pursuit for swaps. Therefore, as a holder of LP tokens, you can continuously earn Kibble points in addition to earning transaction fees. The points earned for providing liquidity are not issued all at once but are distributed over time. Therefore, the longer you hold, the more points you earn.

3. Referral: Invite your friends to join the Zircuit ecosystem! You can always obtain your referral link on the Kibble Program page and share it with your friends. If your friends bind your referral code, you can receive an additional 15% of their Kibble Points (the invited person will not incur any losses).

Badges are used to measure non-quantifiable contributions and can be earned in several ways:

1. [Testnet User] Participate in Circuit's Testnet products by completing at least one transaction on swap and one transaction on liquidity contracts.

2. [Early Supporter] Help Circuit at early days, there will be 3 tiers of Early Supporter badges, silver, gold and diamond.

3. Also, there are many other different badges, check kibble.circuit.money for more detailed info.

Badges will be introduced at different stages of Circuit's development and will be calculated as Circuit Points at the time of the TGE.