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# $FAME Points & Quests
## **Engage, Create, and Earn**
**Social Quests:** Get far in the $FAME ecosystem by completing Social Quests, engaging actively with community content, and inviting friends to join. We check engagement on your top 5 $FAME tweets per day, and you'll score FAME points based on those top 5 tweets.
> Every view on the tweet counts as 1 FAME Point.
>
> 1 View 1
>
> 1 Like 3
>
> 1 Repost 4
>
> 1 Reply 10
>
> Quote RT 15
>
> Points can later be traded for $FAME.
Sports fans! Show your content creator skills, engage with a global community, and get ahead of the game. \
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You'll also gain points for engagement on your 2 top daily replies on $FAME community content.
**The route to $FAME starts now!**
## **Global Leaderboard**
The global leaderboard is the sum of the points you accumulated by referring friends, creating content about FAME, engaging with FAME posts, and completing the Social Quests. Keep your eyes peeled for special one-off raffles, and RKL playtest seasons, where you can score even more points!
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