# Hybra Pre-TGE Points ( Ascension )

**Hybra CL Points Distribution**

1. **Pool’s hourly points = 20,000 × Multiplier**
   * *20,000* is the same base figure for every pool.
   * The **Multiplier** is set by the protocol to reflect each pool’s trading demand and liquidity—the higher the multiplier, the more points that pool receives.
2. **Example – HYPE/USDT pool (Multiplier = 35×)**
   * Points earned per hour: `20,000 × 35 = 700,000`
   * Points earned per day: `700,000 × 24 = 16.8 million`
3. **How liquidity providers (LPs) get their share**
   * For any given hour, calculate your **fee share**:\
     `Your fees earned ÷ Pool’s total fees`
   * Your hourly points = Pool’s hourly points × Your fee share
   * Example: if you earn **10 %** of the pool’s fees, you receive
     * `700,000 × 10 % = 70,000` points per hour
     * `16.8 million × 10 % = 1.68 million` points per day
4. **Priority for high multipliers**
   * The pools with the highest multipliers are generally assigned to **HYPE/USDT** and **HYPE/USDHL**, because they are the most actively traded and liquid pairs on HyperEVM.
   * Multipliers for other pools may change over time based on market demand.

**Bottom line:** The pool’s **Multiplier** determines how many points are available each hour, and your **fee share** decides how many of those points you receive. The bigger the multiplier and the larger your share of pool fees, the more points you earn.

> ***If a pool registers no trading volume in the past hour** (which is unlikely given the heavy arbitrage between Core and EVM on HyperEVM), **the points for that hour will be calculated based on each LP’s time‑weighted TVL.***


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