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# Leaderboards

Sogni runs leaderboard competitions to reward active community members.

* View the latest active leaderboard competition here: [sogni.ai/leaderboard](https://www.sogni.ai/leaderboard) \
  (be sure to check out the [Terms & Conditions](https://www.sogni.ai/leaderboard#terms) unique to each leaderboard)
* Leaderboards typically occur every 6-weeks with a single SOGNI token prize pool and cover 4 activity types:\
  Artist:  Earn Artist Points for every artist job completed on the Supernet\
  Relaxed Worker: Earn Relaxed Worker Points for every job completed on the Relaxed Supernet\
  Fast Worker: Earn Fast Worker Points for every job completed on the Fast Supernet\
  Staking: Earn Staking Power points for SOGNI [staked](https://docs.sogni.ai/rewards/staking-sogni) into the Staking Leaderboard pool
* Rewards are made available to claim typically within a week of the end of the leaderboard period. You simply log in to app.sogni.ai and follow the claiming experience.
* Leaderboard points are generally in Spark, a uniform measure of GPU time. Lean more about [SOGNI token vs Spark Points](/sogni-docs/supernet/sogni-token-vs-spark-points.md).
* Leaderboard points are multiplied by 7 when using Paid Spark, spark aquired through in-app credit card payment or through conversion of SOGNI airdrops into Spark. SOGNI tokens always give a 10x multiplier when used to pay for renders.


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