# Arkada Scoring Engine

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The **Arkada Score** is a comprehensive metric that aggregates various factors from both on-chain and off-chain activities, impacting the overall ranking and award opportunities at the end of the season. This system is designed to offer an unlimited score, meaning there is no cap on the total number of points that can be earned, allowing users to continually enhance their standing through active engagement.

The Arkada Score influences a ranking structure that includes several tiers, each with its own unique profile design. These rankings range from **Steel** to **Diamond**, and users can progress through these levels by accumulating points from five main categories that contribute to the total score.

### Ranking System:

The rankings are as follows:

* **Steel**
* **Bronze**
* **Silver**
* **Gold**
* **Platinum**
* **Diamond**

Each ranking corresponds to a specific range of Arkada Score points, with a special profile design awarded to users based on their achievements.

### Key Score Components:

The Arkada Score system is based on the evaluation of five primary items, divided into **on-chain** and **off-chain** activities. These items include wallet activity, ecosystem engagement, social media presence, contributions to Git repositories, and Telegram activity.

1. **Wallet Score**: This category evaluates users based on their on-chain transaction volume and asset balance within specific EVM-based networks. The wallet score represents a significant portion of the total Arkada Score, emphasizing the importance of active participation in the blockchain ecosystem.
2. **Twitter Score**: The Twitter Score assesses a user's social media presence, factoring in their overall ranking on the Twitter Score platform. Verified accounts and engagement levels contribute to this score, impacting the user's overall standing in the Arkada system.
3. **Git Score**: For users active in the Web3 development space, the Git Score measures contributions to open-source projects, including issue resolutions, code reviews, and repository management. This score rewards active developers who engage with the GitHub ecosystem.
4. **Telegram Score**: This category evaluates users' involvement in Telegram groups, with points awarded for the longevity of their account, premium status, and overall activity in relevant communities.
5. **Soneium Ecosystem Score**: This component focuses on a user's engagement within the Soneium ecosystem. It considers factors like token holdings, NFT ownership, farming participation, and on-chain activities. Active participation within the Soneium network contributes heavily to the overall Arkada Score, rewarding users who invest in and support the ecosystem.


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