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The Settings section is a tabbed page for everything that shapes a point system: its general details, its badges, its saved views, its blacklist, and its team. This page covers the three that drive rewards — badges, views, and the blacklist.

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Badges

Badges are progression markers a wallet earns automatically when it meets a set of conditions. They replace the old flat “levels”: a badge family is a progression axis (seniority, points volume, activity in a period), and each family holds ordered tiers — the evolutions of that badge. A tier is awarded the moment a wallet crosses its conditions, and the award is kept (history is preserved). A wallet’s current tier in a family is the highest one it has earned; the leaderboard shows it next to the wallet. The Levels family is a built-in, system family: it holds your former levels, one tier each (points >= threshold). It is what the Level condition in an automation and the level filter used by views and campaign cohorts now read, so those keep working unchanged.

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Views

A view is a saved, named filter over the leaderboard — a “season” or a segment. The same filter dimensions decide who appears on a public leaderboard tab and who a campaign targets when it’s built from that view. A view can filter by any combination of:
  • Event types — only points from specific events count.
  • Time period — a start and/or end date.
  • Rank range — e.g. positions 1–100.
  • Points range — a minimum and/or maximum balance.
  • Levels — one or more level numbers.
A view must set at least one filter — a view with no filters would just be the overall leaderboard. Names are unique within a point system.
Views are referenced by name from an automation’s View rank condition, and they can be used as the cohort source when creating a campaign — so what you see in a view is exactly who gets rewarded.

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Blacklist

The blacklist bans a wallet from a point system. A banned wallet:
  • is rejected by the trigger API — calls that would award it points return 403;
  • is excluded from every leaderboard and from all campaign cohorts, however they’re built.
Each entry stores the address and a required reason. Addresses can be entered as 0x or as an ENS name; a wallet already banned under either form is detected as a duplicate. Removing a wallet from the blacklist restores it immediately — but past point events it accrued before being banned are retained. Managing levels, views, and the blacklist is available to owners, admins, and moderators.