Turtle’s liquidity leaderboard launched in September 2025 to reward users for referring liquidity. Boosts to their score are also associated with social activity, like Kaito Yaps, and connecting to Telegram. Screenshot 2025-09-11 at 6.11.45 pm.png

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Rules

All rules for the leaderboard are subject to change on a weekly basis. Liquidity must be deposited into in the Turtle frontend to count toward your score.
The liquidity leaderboard’s rules prioritize referred and deposited liquidity, and then apply boosts based on a variety of social factors. Distribution Score: A user’s Deposit Score defines the leaderboard ranking. Base Score: The base score is the most important part of the Liquidity Leaderboard ranking. It is calculated by summing the normalized value of liquidity referred and liquidity deposited by the user. Referred Liquidity is also given a 10x boost to the normalized value, making referred liquidity far more important than liquidity deposited by the user themself.
To qualify for referred liquidity, ensure your referee’s are using your referral link found in the leaderboard page.Screenshot 2025-09-11 at 6.30.53 pm.png
Boosts: A user’s base score is boosted by a variety of actions.
  • Telegram Connection: 5%
  • Twitter Connection: 5%
  • Top 50 on Yapper Leaderboard: 2x
  • Top 10 on Yapper Leaderboard: 3x

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Qualified Opportunities

While Turtle offers many opportunities in our frontend, only liquidity deposited via the frontend is tracked and counted toward user’s liquidity score. You may get credit for Turtle boosts via outside interfaces, opportunities marked in green are qualified, while those marked in red do not qualify for the leaderboard. Leaderboard-.png

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Rewards

Turtle allocates rewards to each leaderboard season. Every week a snapshot is taken and credit is distributed across leaderboard participants in Turtle’s backend. At the end of the season the tokens allocated for rewards are distributed pro rata based on credits earned every week.