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# Points
Your season score: how to earn it and what it decides.
Your points are always shown in the top bar of the game.
**Points** are your **season score**. They rank you on the leaderboard, and your final rank decides your season reward. Points are never spent: everything in the shop is paid in ETH.
Points live in the game, not on the blockchain. They can't be bought, sold, transferred or withdrawn. The only way to get them is to play.
## How to earn points
| Activity | Points | How often |
| --------------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------ |
| Basic food | 100 + bonuses | One meal per cat per day |
| Premium food | 125 + bonuses | One meal per cat per day |
| Super food | 150 + bonuses | One meal per cat per day |
| Star Biscuit | 25 | Up to 4 treats per cat per day |
| Berry Bite | 30 | Up to 4 treats per cat per day |
| Cream Cookie | 40 | Up to 4 treats per cat per day |
| Nap | 20 | Once per cat per day |
| Daily adventure | 50 each | 3 per cat per day |
| Mini game round | Up to 50 × tickets used | 1–20 tickets per round |
| Invite a friend | 600 | Referral reward |
Each cat gets **one meal a day** (basic, premium or super) and **up to 4 treats a day** in any mix. Both reset at 00:00 UTC.
Every staked cat has its own daily limits, so more staked cats means more daily care, and more points.
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