> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.coinhall.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.coinhall.org/for-traders/rewards.md).

# Rewards

Coinhall supports the participation and claiming of Genie campaign rewards. You can browse the campaigns that are live on [coinhall.org/rewards](http://coinhall.org/rewards), participate in the campaigns that you are eligible for, and claim your rewards. All campaigns are powered by [Genie](https://genie.coinhall.org/).

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### Campaign Components

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* **Rewards Contract**: Every campaign has its corresponding smart contract to distribute the rewards. This helps you to check if this campaign is legitimate<br>
* **Eligibility and Missions**:
  * You can only participate in the campaign if you fulfil **all** the eligibility conditions. The eligibility conditions are based on past actions performed using your wallet. If you perform the actions after the snapshot period, it will not change your eligibility
  * Every campaign will have mission(s) to complete before rewards can be claimed<br>
* **Rewards left**: States how much of the rewards pool is remaining. It is possible that the rewards run out before the campaign ends as the campaign operates on a first-come-first-serve basis. Do complete your missions early!<br>
* **Participation period**: The time for you to complete the mission. It can be a period set in the past (retroactive) or in the future. <br>
* **Claim period**: The time for you to claim the rewards *after* completing the missions.


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