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# Points Rewards

At Aliens, every action counts. You can now earn points for completing missions, reaching milestones, and staying active on the platform. These points are your ticket to future rewards and the more you earn now, the more they’ll matter later.

#### How to Earn Points

You’ll earn points automatically as you trade, refer, and complete special quests.\
There are two main ways to collect them:

**1️⃣ Daily Activity**

Stay active on Aliens and earn points every day for simple actions like:

* Making trades
* Referring new users
* Helping your network grow

**2️⃣ Quest Challenges**

Complete ongoing quests and milestones to earn bonus points, such as:

* Refer 5 new users
* Trade an additional 5 SOL in volume
* Complete 10 transactions

New quests will be added regularly — keep an eye on your Quests section under Rewards for updates.


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