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# nftperp Paper Trading Competition
The NFTperp campaign is about using dynamic NFTs to onboard users and to run a Paper Trading Competition.
How it works:
* Users enroll in the trading competition via Tide, minting a basic participant badge after performing some simple Twitter actions to maximize reach out of the campaign;
* The badge gets updated after the trading competition ends, reflecting the position in the leaderboard;
* Users can win $NFTP (1% of the supply distributed according to the final ranking);
* As anti-bot, the "active-users" audience was selected. See how audiences work [here](/tide/projects/campaigns/create-a-campaign/mitigate-bots.md);
* As anti-cheating, after the campaign ended, the metadata of cheaters (defined by nftperp team as those owning and managing multiple accounts in the competition), were updated with a special, funny image (see below)
## Results
You can track [here ](https://tide-analytics.vercel.app/)the current stats of Tide waves (campaigns).
As for nftperp, in 3 weeks it generated: **1453 mintings**, **800 active users in their trading competitions**. This numbers are pretty much organic, as *ex post* analysis shows little presence of inorganic activity. The anti-bot worked, as discord was flooded with whitelisting requests from sybil accounts.
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