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# Tasks & GD Points

**Three rotating tasks at the top of the page. Complete them to bank GD points and push your tier progress.**

The **Задания** (Tasks) panel on the right side of the Referrals page lists three on-platform challenges with a reward in GD points or other units. Tasks complete automatically when you hit the underlying activity threshold.

## The current task slate

Three tasks visible on the page (representative — exact amounts and tasks rotate):

* **Invite 3 friends** — `+100` points
* **Make 10 transactions** — `+500` points
* **Trade 0.1 SOL volume** — `+100` points

Each task has its own progress indicator showing how close you are to completion.

## How GD points work

* GD points are a platform-internal points system.
* Points accumulate as you complete tasks.
* Use the **Забрать GD баллы** button to claim accrued points into your balance.
* Points feed into your [tier progression](/graphdex-docs/referrals-predictions/tiers-and-boost.md), unlocking higher revenue share and Earn APR boost.

## Reading the panel

Each task row shows:

* **Task description** — what to do.
* **Reward** — GD points (or other units) on completion.
* **Progress** — a small indicator of how far you are. Tasks that depend on a count (transactions, friends) show your current count vs the target.

When a task completes, a Claim button appears. Claim it to credit the points to your balance.

## Why bother

The fastest path up the tier ladder is usually a mix of:

* **Direct referrals** — slow, depends on people accepting your invites.
* **Task completion** — fast, depends on your own activity.
* **Trading volume** — fast, scales with your own usage.

Tasks are the lever you control entirely. Even if no one accepts your referral link this week, completing tasks still moves your tier.

## When tasks reset

* New tasks rotate in periodically (typically when the current slate is completed).
* If a task is time-windowed, the panel shows the remaining time.
* Completed-but-unclaimed tasks stay claimable until you press the button — claim them before the next rotation.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Tasks that require trading volume measure real volume. Do not over-trade just to clear a task — the slippage and fees will outweigh the GD points. Treat tasks as side-rewards on activity you would do anyway.
{% endhint %}

## FAQs

<details>

<summary>Are tasks shared across Solana and Predictions?</summary>

Tasks measure activity across both sides where applicable — a transaction on either side counts toward "Make 10 transactions".

</details>

<details>

<summary>What if I miss claiming a task before the next rotation?</summary>

Completed unclaimed tasks remain claimable until they're explicitly removed. The page surfaces a yellow indicator when something needs claiming.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I see past task completions?</summary>

Past completions are reflected in your accumulated GD points balance; per-task history isn't separately tabulated in the current build.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Do GD points expire?</summary>

GD points balance does not expire on its own. Tier-credit derived from points behaves per the tier ladder rules.

</details>


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