AlphaNet Points are the platform’s participation-based reward units. The published framework covers users, guild leaders and content creators, with eligible activity contributing to a participant’s points balance. The design connects rewards to a pool funded by platform revenue.
How is this different from a trading return?
A points balance records participation under programme rules. A trading return measures the gain or loss on trading capital. They are different quantities and should not be combined into one performance figure without explaining how any reward is valued.
For example, an increase in points does not reverse a loss in a trading account. A reward can also be uncertain in amount or timing even when its calculation framework has been published.
Do Points guarantee a token allocation?
No token conversion is guaranteed by the published framework. It describes a possible future token event as optional, rather than necessary to the revenue-based model.
Eligibility, calculation periods, distribution terms and programme changes determine what a balance ultimately means. The maintained Points documentation should therefore be the reference, rather than an assumed cash value per point.
Points should be understood as a separate incentive programme—not guaranteed income, protection against trading losses or a reason to accept financial risk that would otherwise be unsuitable.
How deployment points are counted
Base points accrue on deployed allocation only: one point per dollar deployed per day. Max exposure, the deployment ratio and the auto-stop ratio do not multiply points. Manual positions do not earn strategy-deployment points. Separate program bonuses are described on the Points page.