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# Airdrop and Points

Pillar DAO will integrate with **Sonic’s airdrop points farming system**, rewarding early adopters for engaging with the protocol. Users who provide liquidity, stake PLR, or mint pUSD will accumulate points that can be redeemed for future rewards or governance incentives.

#### How to Earn Airdrop Points:

1. **Providing Liquidity:** Users who supply assets to supported liquidity pools earn points proportional to their contribution.
2. **Staking PLR:** Locking PLR tokens generates additional points, incentivizing long-term commitment.
3. **Minting and Holding pUSD:** Holding pUSD in eligible wallets earns ongoing rewards based on participation duration.
4. **Referral Incentives:** Users who onboard new participants to the ecosystem can earn additional airdrop points.

The points system is designed to encourage active participation and long-term engagement in the Pillar DAO ecosystem. Rewards will be claimable in future governance or incentive distributions based on contribution levels.

Pillar DAO will integrate with **Sonic’s airdrop points farming system**, rewarding early adopters for engaging with the protocol. Users who provide liquidity, stake PLR, or mint pUSD will accumulate points that can be redeemed for future rewards or governance incentives.


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