Synthra airdrop

What to do, in order

1. 1

   Step 1

   Open the official app at app.synthra.org and connect a wallet, or sign in and link an X account as the leaderboard prompts

2. 2

   Step 2

   Provide concentrated liquidity in a Synthra V3 pool on Arc or Robinhood Chain and keep it in range, which carries the largest points weight

3. 3

   Step 3

   Optionally swap or trade perpetuals through the Synthra terminal; perps execute on Hyperliquid

4. 4

   Step 4

   Check the Leaderboard page for your total points and whether mainnet rewards are currently accruing

5. 5

   Step 5

   Watch official Synthra channels for any token or airdrop announcement before acting on third-party claims

Where things stand

Synthra describes itself as a chain-abstracted trading layer offering spot swaps, concentrated liquidity and perpetual markets in one interface. According to its docs, Synthra V3 pools and its Synthra Launches launchpad run on Robinhood Chain mainnet and Arc mainnet, while swaps can be routed across a wider set of networks including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Monad and Solana. Perpetuals are executed on Hyperliquid and shown inside the Synthra terminal.

The official app has a points leaderboard. Its rules text says that every 24 hours 1,000,000 points are distributed based on trading volume and liquidity provision, with a weighting that heavily favours liquidity providers. The app also keeps an archive of testnet points, which it labels as separate from mainnet rewards.

What we could not find is any official statement about a token. The Synthra docs, including the tokenomics and roadmap pages, do not mention a token launch, an airdrop or a conversion of points. Some airdrop aggregators describe a confirmed token and launch date, but we could not trace those claims to a Synthra page, so we leave them out and classify the project as potential.

Synthra also runs sStocks, which the docs describe as Arc representations of twelve stock tokens locked on Robinhood Chain. They move through a dedicated LayerZero bridge with a fixed 0.5% entry fee, and the docs say the bridge has been audited. This matters for points because sStock pools are among the places where liquidity can be provided on Arc, but they add their own bridge and corporate-action risks on top of normal liquidity risk.

How points are earned

The leaderboard rules split the daily budget into four parts: 60% for maintaining liquidity, 20% for eligible new liquidity, 15% for swap and perps volume, and the last 5% for a separate category. Categories with no activity in a given day stay undistributed rather than being reallocated. Your rank is based on total points earned, and the app notes that everyone with zero points shares last place.

Because concentrated liquidity only earns when it is in range, the docs point out that out-of-range positions do not earn fees until price returns. The same logic matters for points tied to LP maintenance. The app also shows whether mainnet rewards are active; one of its states reads that mainnet rewards have not been activated and no points are accruing, so check the leaderboard before assuming activity is being counted.

Sign-in matters for tracking. The app asks users to connect a wallet, or an X account, to see their portfolio and earn points, and warns that points stay with the account they were earned on. Synthra has not published Sybil rules for the leaderboard.

• Daily pool of 1,000,000 points.
• Liquidity provision carries 80% of the weight in total.
• Testnet points are archived separately.

Costs and risks

Providing concentrated liquidity carries impermanent loss and range risk; a narrow range can earn more when in range but can leave you holding only one asset after a price move. The docs also note that swaps on external routes carry a 10 bps application fee, Hyperliquid orders carry a 10 bps builder fee once approved, and sponsored gas can be recovered from the trade with a 10% margin, capped at 500 bps.

Perpetuals add liquidation and funding risk, and Hyperliquid remains the authority for margin and liquidation, not Synthra. Trading volume generated only to earn points can cost more in fees and slippage than any future reward would be worth, especially since no token has been confirmed.

Phishing is the other concern. Aggregator sites have published unofficial token claims, which makes fake claim pages more likely. Use only app.synthra.org and docs.synthra.org, verify contract addresses against the docs, never share a seed phrase, and consider a separate wallet for liquidity positions.

What to take from this drop

Synthra has a working product, detailed docs and a clearly described daily points system, which are reasonable signals. It does not have an officially announced token, allocation or snapshot, which keeps it in the speculative category.

If you already provide liquidity on Arc or Robinhood Chain, Synthra pools can earn fees and points at the same time. If you would only participate for an airdrop, keep amounts small until the team publishes token terms.

We will update this page if Synthra announces a token, a points conversion or an airdrop.