# Contribution Point(CP)

### **Contribution Point**

The amount of Contribution Point(CP) that an Iskra user receives reflects the contribution they have made to the platform. CP works as a key indicator in determining the level of rewards a community member receives. Because CP is calculated using on-chain data, the information on the methods used for the calculation and the results are transparently available to all members of the community. CP can be gained by:

* Contribution to Platform Growth :&#x20;
  * Platform Service Usage : When using Iskra’s native platform services (Swap, Bridge, Marketplace, etc.), CP is earned in proportion to the service fee paid.
* Contribution to Ecosystem Growth :&#x20;
  * Settler NFT staking : When staking or operating network node through SNFT, CP is earned in proportion to the node point\* obtained.\
    \*Currently, 1 Node Point per 1 SNFT staked, and 60,000 CPs per 1 Node Point.
  * $ISK Governance staking : When staking $ISK to the Iskra governance, CP is earned in proportion to the sISK(staked $ISK)\* obtained.\
    \*Currently, 1 CP per 1 sISK.
* Additional activities to earn CP may be updated in accordance with the platform roadmap.

**Note:** *Details of Contribution Point policy are subject to change*


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