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# Points Dashboard

Live cost-per-point tracker, polled from Lowiqpts.

The **Points Dashboard** is your one-stop view of your standing in Nado Season 1, your cost/point. This helps you know whether you are profitable or you need to change strategies. Data is polled from LOWIQPTS.

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### Cost-per-point

A small but useful number. For each $1 of fees you've paid (after maker rebates), how many points did you earn?

* High value → your strategy is point-efficient.
* Low value → consider switching to a maker-heavy strategy (Market Making) or the Volume Bot to capture rebates instead of paying taker fees.

### Metrics

* **Weekly Points Earned** — Points accumulated in the current week
* **Trading Volume** — Your total trading volume on Nado DEX
* **Cost-per-Point** — How much it costs you (in fees/slippage) to earn each point

### How to find your Cost/point?

* Click on `Nado Points` button.
* Select refresh and answer the pop up questions
* Analyzes your data and shows Volume, Points, Cost/Point, Maker/Taker ratio, Fees, PPM, Avg Hold.


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