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# Season 2 - Trading Airdrop

### While Season 1 looks back, Season 2 is about rewarding what you do now

This program focuses on your active trading inside LAB Terminal and offers much larger rewards. 

> **Every trade counts - buys, sells, limit orders, or advanced strategies - everything generate LAB points.**

**There is no cap: the more you trade, the more points you earn.** \
The system is built to reward performance, not just participation. High-frequency and high-volume traders naturally climb the leaderboard and secure bigger allocations of $LAB.

### Season 2 also introduces a referral system

When you invite someone to LAB and they start trading, you receive points from their activity, along with revenue share. The leaderboard adds extra competition - your position determines your reward tier, unlocking better bonuses, more points, and sometimes additional Lootboxes.

**How to take part in Season 2:**

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Trade directly on LAB Terminal (every transaction earns points).
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Increase your trading volume to climb the leaderboard.
{% endstep %}

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Invite other traders with your referral link to earn extra points and revenue share.
{% endstep %}

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Track your progress on the leaderboard and unlock higher rewards.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

Season 1 and Season 2 run in parallel until the **Token Generation Event (TGE)** in **Q4 2025**. At that time, all your accumulated LAB points and Lootboxes will be converted into $LAB tokens and become claimable.


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