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# Guide to the airdrop leaderboard
📍 Visit [app.hashstack.finance/v1/airdrop\_leaderboard](https://app.hashstack.finance/v1/airdrop_leaderboard/) to access the leaderboard.
In the airdrop leaderboard page, you can see:
1. Overall campaign stats (inside the yellow box) provide information about the details of the overall airdrop campaign, including the token pool and points earned by all users using the Mainnet V1.
2. The blue box content has the duration, epoch and snapshot details of the campaign.
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On the second half of the page, you will see two columns in the table:
1. Leaderboard
2. Your Stats
The leaderboard has the information on:
* wallet address which are truncated
* liquidity generated (both by them and their referrals)
* points obtained
* estimated $HASH a user would earn with those points.
There are **two point systems**: near real-time and snapshot-based.
* Near real-time: These points are updated in near real time (\~12 hours) whenever you perform transactions on the Mainnet V1 dApp.
* Snapshot-based: These points are the average of all your points across the snapshots taken at each epoch. **They will be considered for the airdrop.**
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