> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.frogy.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.frogy.com/get-ready-to-go-live/become-a-viewer/support-a-streamer-gifts-and-tips/rewards-system/frogy-reward-system.md).

# FROGY Reward System

Within FROGY, there’s also its own **Rewards System**! In the **REWARDS** section of the top menu, you’ll find:&#x20;

* **Rules** — showing your personal stats and progress;&#x20;
* **Quests** — where you can complete tasks to earn more points and climb higher in the community rankings!

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In FROGY **points** are awarded for completing specific tasks and determine your rank and position on the Leaderboard.
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You can earn points by completing quests, watching livestreams, and spending in the app! Let’s take a closer look at quests. There are two types:

> **One-time quests** — you can earn points for these only once.

> **Repeatable quests** — these can be completed multiple times, and you’ll earn points every time you finish them.

| **ONE-TIME**                                                                           | **REPEATABLE**                                                           |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Complete Your Profile**                                                              | **Watch & Earn**                                                         |
| Fill out your profile: for example, upload Avatar, add Username, set Birthday and etc. | Earn 5 points per minute for watching livestreams                        |
| **FROGY Tasks**                                                                        | **Invite Friends**                                                       |
| Support the FROGY community: for example, follow on X or join TG Channel               | Earn 50 points per invited friend (no limit) with FROGY referral program |
| **First Top-Up**                                                                       | **Spend in the App**                                                     |
| Earn 50 points per $1 on your first top-up in the app                                  | Earn 100 points for every $1 spent on gifts, tips, or subscriptions      |

Earlier, we mentioned the **Leaderboard — a ranked list of the most active users** across four categories:

> **EARNED** — Shows the total amount of gifts and tips **you’ve received** in USDC during your time on the platform.

> **GIFTED** — Shows the total value of gifts and tips in USDC **you’ve sent** to other users to support their work and creativity.

> **INVITED** — Shows the total number of people **you’ve invited** to FROGY via your referral link.

> **POINTS** — Shows the total number of points **you’ve collected** by completing specific tasks.

To check your stats, click your **profile picture** and select **Leaderboard** from the menu.

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