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# Nado Season 1

950,000 Nado points distributed weekly to active users.

Nado Season 1 is an incentive program distributing **950,000 Nado points weekly** to active traders on the platform.

### How to Earn Points

* **Trading Volume** — The primary way to earn points. Higher volume = more points
* **Referrals** — Earn bonus points by referring new traders to Nado
* **Activity** — Regular platform engagement contributes to point allocation

### Season Structure

Points are calculated and distributed on a weekly basis. The more actively you trade during a week, the larger your share of the 950,000 weekly point pool.

### Maximizing Points with NadoBro

NadoBro's strategies — especially the Volume Bot and Market Making bots are designed to help you efficiently accumulate trading volume and maximize your point earnings. Use the Points Dashboard to monitor your cost-per-point efficiency.

For full details on Season 1 rules and reward structures, visit the [official Nado Points documentation](https://docs.nado.xyz/points).


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