Points are the fee you already paid, counted. Every one is an on-chain transfer anyone can replay, so nobody has to trust a scoreboard. At the end of the season the treasury's own quarter buys $BARBELL and splits it by points.
Ranked by contribution, never by profit. Barbell does not publish a wallet-return leaderboard and this is not one.
The rebate can never exceed the fees that funded it. A season pays out exactly what the treasury's quarter of the fee bought on the open market, so wash trading cannot profit: a round trip costs the 0.75% fee plus pool fees and slippage, and the most it can return is a fraction of the fee. That cap is the whole anti-farming design.
The Genesis allocation is 3% of supply, fixed. $BARBELL has no mint function, so this can never grow. It is shared by points, gated on a linked X account, and no single wallet may take more than 0.5% of the pool. Anything the cap leaves undistributed stays in the treasury and rolls into the next season rather than being forced onto a handful of wallets.
Genesis vests. A quarter lands at distribution and the rest over ninety days, sent straight to your wallet with no claim step.
All figures read live from chain. Nothing here is a price prediction. Not financial advice.