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# On-Chain Activity

The second primary way to acquire points will be from your on-chain activity. This means your assets supplied and borrowed within the system.

These points are calculated based on the average value of a user’s position in USD over each hourly period, or marked for calculation when your total assets change. This ensures if your position changes, the system will still award you points accurately.

These points are calculated as follows:

| Asset               | Supply                 | Borrow                 |
| ------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------- |
| XRP                 | 2 Points - per $1/hour | 4 Points - per $1/hour |
| USDC.axl            | 1 Point - per $1/hour  | 3 Points - per $1/hour |
| Axelar Wrapped WETH | 1 Point - per $1/hour  | 3 Points - per $1/hour |
| Axelar Wrapped WBTC | 1 Point - per $1/hour  | 3 Points - per $1/hour |

On-chain activity points will be added to your total points every 12 hours and you can see your total earned within the Leaderboard tab.

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