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# Points system
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Moni Points reward you for trading and staying active. You earn them by completing **quests** — short, specific goals with a fixed point payout each.
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### How to earn points
Points come from quests, shown in the **Quests** tab of the extension. Each quest has a clear goal and a fixed reward. For example:
* Trade 1 SOL in volume — **+20 points**
* Make 10 on-chain transactions — **+120 points**
New quests are added over time — the more you complete, the more points you stack.
### How to use points
Moni Points will convert into credits that you can put toward a Moni subscription. More ways to use points are on the way.
Points never expire — everything you earn keeps counting, however long you've been on Moni.
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