The 200,000 mPoints nobody is farming: build on Perpl and claim the builder slice of the MON pool
200,000 of Perpl's 1,000,000 mPoints are reserved for builders - builder codes, tournaments, bonuses - a fraction of the crowd fighting over trading points. How to claim the builder slice of an up-to-$1M MON pool, even if you can't code.
Every trader on Perpl right now is fighting over the same 800,000 mPoints. Almost nobody is looking at the other pool. Of the 1,000,000 mPoints in Perpl's Purple Summer campaign, 200,000 are set aside for builder codes, tournaments and bonus rewards, and that pool is contested by a fraction of the crowd. This is the oldest edge in airdrop farming stated plainly: protocols need builders more than they need one more trading wallet, so the builder rewards are bigger per head and the competition is thinner. Here is how to claim the builder slice of a MON pool worth up to $1,000,000, even if you have never deployed a contract.
Perpl is a fully on-chain perpetual futures exchange handcrafted for Monad, backed by $9.25 million from Dragonfly Capital with Brevan Howard, HashKey, Mirana and others on the cap table. A venue like that lives or dies on its ecosystem: the more tools, bots, front-ends and integrations that route volume through it, the deeper its liquidity and the stickier its users. That is why Perpl reserves a dedicated 200,000 mPoints for builder codes, tournaments and bonuses, separate from the 800,000 that trading volume competes for, and why builder codes also earn on the Perpl points side that most likely feeds a future PERPL token.
Read that structure the way a founder would. The trading pool is a crowded auction where your slice is your volume against everyone else's. The builder pool is a near-empty room where shipping one useful thing puts you in front of a much smaller field. Same MON payout, a fraction of the competitors. If you can wire a builder code, run a bot against the Perpl API, or place in a tournament, you are farming the efficient side of the campaign. Start by getting an active account on so your builder footprint has real volume behind it.
You do not need to write a new exchange. The builder rewards flow to anyone who brings volume or utility through code:
- A builder code attached to a front-end, bot or Telegram interface, so trades routed through your tool are credited to you. This is the lowest-effort, highest-leverage move.
- A trading bot against the Perpl API that runs a strategy, market-makes, or automates a delta-neutral hedge. Perpl exposes API keys directly in the app for exactly this.
- An integration or dashboard that surfaces Perpl markets, funding rates or leaderboards, driving users to trade.
- A tournament entry, where placing well taps the bonus pool directly.
Because Monad is 100% EVM compatible with near-zero gas and roughly 400ms blocks, building here is cheap and familiar. If you have ever touched an EVM contract or a trading script, you already have the skills. If you have not, keep reading.
The highest-value way to farm a builder airdrop is to actually ship something on the protocol, a bot, a builder-code front-end, an integration, a real deployment. That is precisely what gets rewarded. If you cannot code, you do not have to miss out.
Terry, the founder of airdropSEA, builds dapps himself, and he can build your Perpl footprint for you so you have a genuine builder presence on the project. Name your price. In many cases he will do it for free to help you get positioned. Reach out to talk through what you want built:
- WhatsApp:
- Telegram:
You can also do it yourself in an afternoon with Deployr , our build arm, which lets you deploy a real app and contract on your own wallet without wrestling the whole toolchain. Spotting the opportunity is the rare skill. The building has scaffolding now.
Here is the part most people miss. Every airdrop you farm is unpaid market research. You learn exactly what is clunky, what is missing, what users hate. Perpl is a live case study: a Dragonfly-backed team turned "on-chain order books are too slow" into a $9.25 million company on a new chain. The gap they spotted was a real one, and they built into it.
Building on Perpl is a rehearsal for that move. You wire a builder code, ship a bot, watch it earn, and you have crossed from clicking buttons to shipping products. That is the whole arc of this family: hunt the airdrops, build the tools, become the founder. When you are ready to make that jump for real, ceoism is where members cross from builder to founder, and Deployr is the on-ramp. We are also building airdropSEA Play , where a game farms real perp-DEX volume, and we have applied to integrate Perpl trading directly into it, another surface a builder could plug into.
What if I can't code at all?
You can still claim a builder footprint. Terry builds dapps and will build your Perpl integration for you, often for free, to get you positioned. Reach out on or , or deploy it yourself with Deployr .
How big is the builder pool really?
200,000 of the 1,000,000 total mPoints are reserved for builder codes, tournaments and bonuses. That is 20% of a pool worth up to $1,000,000 in MON, contested by a small fraction of the traders fighting over the other 800,000. The math favors builders heavily.
Does building also help the Perpl points track?
Yes. Builder codes earn on the Perpl points side too, which most likely feeds a future PERPL token, so a single integration farms both the confirmed MON payout and the speculative PERPL upside.
Related: Perpl airdrop guide , Build on Polymarket , and Hotstuff, the builder's perp DEX . Full list: browse the airdrops catalog .
Start on , wire one builder code, and claim the slice of the MON pool the trading crowd is too busy to notice.
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