> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.blockstreet.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.blockstreet.xyz/launchpad/leaderboard-system.md).

# Leaderboard System

### **What is the Leaderboard?**

Blockstreet uses a **dynamic leaderboard-based allocation model** to ensure fair, reward-driven participation in token launches. Instead of fixed tiers, users earn points through locking $BLOCK and social tasks to climb the leaderboard.

This determines:

* **Larger guaranteed allocation** for top performers
* **Smaller guaranteed allocation and Lottery participation** for others<br>

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### **Locking $BLOCK – The Reward System**

Users earn points by locking $BLOCK tokens in one of the pools:

| Lock Duration | Multiplier | Example (1,000 BLOCK) |
| ------------- | ---------- | --------------------- |
| 30 Days       | 1x         | 1,000 Points          |
| 90 Days       | 2x         | 2,000 Points          |
| 180 Days      | 5x         | 5,000 Points          |

#### **Important Rules:**

* Adding tokens to the **same pool** resets the lock timer for all tokens in that pool.
* Adding tokens to a **different pool** does **not** affect other locks.<br>

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### **Unlocking Behavior**

When tokens unlock:

* If left unclaimed → earn only **0.5x points**
* If withdrawn → **0 points**
* If re-locked → regains full multiplier<br>

**Social Tasks = Bonus Points**<br>

Participants can complete social actions (e.g., follow, RT, watch video, visit site) to earn **extra points**, but **locking remains the core driver** of leaderboard position.

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### **Allocation Mechanics**

* Minimum 1000 $BLOCK required to appear on leaderboard
* Top 500 number is flexible depending on raise size (e.g., top 1000 or 500)

| **Title**             | **XP Needed**      | **Max Seats** | **Vault**          | **Allocation**                                       |
| --------------------- | ------------------ | ------------- | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| **Intern**            | 1,000 – 4,999      | Unlimited     | Cubicle Vault      | Baseline allocation + lottery                        |
| **Analyst**           | 5,000 – 14,999     | 1,000         | Analyst Vault      | Micro allocation + lottery                           |
| **Trader**            | 15,000 – 34,999    | 500           | Trading Desk Vault | Small allocation + boosted lottery                   |
| **Broker**            | 35,000 – 74,999    | 250           | Broker’s Vault     | Medium allocation                                    |
| **Executive**         | 75,000 – 149,999   | 100           | Executive Vault    | Large allocation                                     |
| **Managing Director** | ≥150,000 (Top 50)  | 50            | MD Vault           | High guaranteed allocation                           |
| **CEO**               | Diamond Vault only | 15            | CEO Vault          | Full guaranteed allocation for all Season 1 launches |

**No Passive APY**<br>

Blockstreet does **not offer APY** on locked tokens, to avoid sell pressure and reinforce long-term participation.\ <br>

### Summary

Locking $BLOCK is how you gain access to future launches on Blockstreet.

* XP defines your tier.
* Your tier defines your allocation size.
* Longer commitments generate higher XP, rewarding conviction and long-term participation.

{% hint style="info" %}
\
**Compliance Note:** Vaults and allocations provide access privileges within the Blockstreet ecosystem. They are not securities, investment contracts, or yield-bearing instruments.<br>
{% endhint %}


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