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# Points Rules

## EigenLayer Points

EigenLayer, the foundational protocol underlying Liquid Restaking protocols, introduces its points system. Users earn both LRT points and EigenLayer Points, with a consistent calculation method across all Liquid Restaking protocols. Users receive 1 point per hour for each ETH staked, and for nominal participation measurement, all staked tokens, including restaked native ETH and Liquid Staked ETH, are equivalently calculated.

The market has witnessed speculation regarding the value and utility of these points. While it's not clear how points will turn into airdrops, people are still excited in the market and want to collect more points. In this landscape, AirPuff bridges the gap, providing a platform to maximize the value for points farmers.

## Liquid Restaking Protocol Points

| Underlying Protocol Points | Corresponding Buffs                                              | Rules                                                                                                             |
| -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Ether.fi Loyalty Points    | <p>weETH (Arbitrum)<br>weETH (Ethereum)<br>Liquid (Ethereum)</p> | 1 point for every 0.01 ETH staked per day                                                                         |
| Kelp Miles                 | <p>rsETH (Arbitrum)<br>rsETH (Ethereum)</p>                      | (Amount of ETH worth of LST)×(Number of days)×10,000                                                              |
| Renzo ezPoints             | <p>ezETH (Arbitrum)<br>ezzETH (Ethereum)</p>                     | 1 Renzo ezPoint per hour for every ezETH they hold                                                                |
| BedRock Diamonds           | uniETH (Ethereum)                                                | 1 Bedrock Diamond per hour for each uniETH held.                                                                  |
| Vector Reserve vPoint      | svETH (Ethereum)                                                 | 1000 vPoints per 1 vETH or svETH                                                                                  |
| Swell Pearls               | mswETH (Ethereum)                                                | Receive 30 pearls per mswETH as a reward for your initial deposit, and earn up to 6 pearls daily for each mswETH. |
| EigenPie Points            | mswETH (Ethereum)                                                | 1 ETH Worth of LST Deposit = 1 Point / Hour                                                                       |

## Stablecoins

| Underlying Protocol Points | Corresponding Buffs | Rules                      |
| -------------------------- | ------------------- | -------------------------- |
| Ethena Sats                | sUSDe (Ethereum)    | 2.4 Sats per day per sUSDe |


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