Jitter uses LiquidLink for points. Each project gets a scoreboard object that accounts for every participant's points directly on-chain — not in a private off-chain database. That makes balances transparent, composable with other Sui protocols, and independently auditable.

How points accrue

Points stream onto the scoreboard while you hold an eligible position. LiquidLink supports linear, time-based accrual, so points accumulate over the holding period rather than landing in a single lump - which is exactly how YT and LP positions earn over time.

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Hold an eligible positionYT (and, where configured, LP) accrue points while held.
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Recorded on the scoreboardAccrual is written on-chain to the project's LiquidLink scoreboard.
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Tokenize or restoreMove points into transferable tokens, or restore them to the scoreboard.

Tokenized points

Scoreboard points can be minted into tokenized points - standalone Sui objects that can be transferred or traded independently, and later restored back onto a scoreboard. Because a balance is a real on-chain object, it can move through wallets, markets, and other protocols, and its ownership is always verifiable.

This is the key difference
Points are objects you hold, not a claim a venue owes you. That property is what removes the need for posted collateral - see Why on-chain points.

Project settlement

LiquidLink records and tokenizes points, but it does not promise a built-in TGE redemption pool. Any conversion into a project token follows that project's separately published settlement terms.

  • Balances are recorded on a per-project on-chain scoreboard.
  • Accrual can be linear over time, matching how positions earn.
  • Points can be tokenized into transferable Sui objects.
  • Project-token settlement is separate from the LiquidLink scoreboard.

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