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Points Farming · 2026-11-13

Dango: a DEX on its own L1, 1M points a week, 50% of supply to airdrop per the team

Ongoing Ends Open-ended ·4 views · Updated Nov 13, 2026

Overview

Dango is a DEX running on its own Layer 1, combining spot, perpetuals and vault strategies in one account with unified margin. Matching is a fully on-chain order book with batch auctions on its custom execution environment Grug, which cuts MEV exposure. Built by Left Curve Software and led by Larry Lyu, backed by Hack VC, Lemniscap and Delphi Labs, audited by Sherlock, Zellic and Inform Systems. The points program is live: 1,000,000 points a week, 750,000 to perp traders and 250,000 to vault depositors.

Requirements

Connect an EVM wallet to create an account, deposit USDC as collateral, trade perpetuals for the larger share of weekly points, move idle capital into the Earn vaults for the rest, and reach $10,000 of volume to activate a referral code paying up to 30%.

Reward

1,000,000 points per week; the team says 50% of total supply goes to the airdrop at TGE, expected in Q4 2026

Deadline

Open-ended Ongoing

Risk notes

Two discounts to apply. The 50% figure is a verbal team statement with no tokenomics document yet, so do not value points as if the allocation were fixed. The bronze, silver, gold and crystal loot boxes unlocked by volume contain NFTs whose point values are only revealed when the program ends, which makes them blind boxes. Holding Galxe OATs from the old testnet grants a 4-week boost of up to 400%, which also means the program explicitly rewards older accounts and dilutes new ones.

How to take part

  1. Always enter through the official link listed under Source — never a shortened link from a stranger.
  2. Use a dedicated wallet. Start with a small transaction, confirm it behaves as expected, then scale.
  3. Check every requirement one by one, especially snapshot times and holding periods.
  4. Claim or confirm before the deadline — expired windows are rarely re-opened.
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