How to earn Swipe1 Points: the complete Season 0 guide

reward Points are how Swipe1 rewards its earliest predictors during Season 0. This is the complete guide to earning them, multiplying them, and turning them into leaderboard standing before public launch. If you are brand new, start with how Swipe1 works, then come back here.

Step 1 — Get Early Access and start predicting

Request Early Access, open the app, and answer market questions by swiping — right for yes, left for no. Every prediction earns Points. Being active early in the season is deliberately rewarded, because Swipe1 is building its first community of predictors.

Step 2 — Multiply with Boost Cards

When you have real conviction in a call, apply a Boost Card to multiply the Points it earns. There are three tiers — 3×, 5× and 10×. The skill is not swiping more; it is knowing which predictions deserve your strongest multiplier. Read Boost Cards explained for a full strategy.

Step 3 — Add referral rebates

Share your referral link to earn up to 0.8% in rebates from the activity of people you invite. It compounds: a small, active network meaningfully adds to your Points over a season. The referral program guide covers the details.

Step 4 — Climb the leaderboard

Your Points determine your place on the public Season 0 leaderboard. Consistency wins: steady, accurate predicting across the season beats a single lucky streak. Standings are public, so the leaderboard is both a goal and a form of social proof.

A simple Season 0 strategy

• Predict daily. Small, regular activity compounds over a season.
• Save your 10× Boost Cards for the calls you are most confident in.
• Invite a few active friends rather than spamming — quality of network beats quantity.
• Track the leaderboard to see what steady climbing looks like.

Airdrop terms are always set by Swipe1 and shown in the app — treat Points as recognition of early contribution, and rely on official in-app details for anything about allocations.

How the Points actually stack

To see why the strategy above works, picture a base prediction worth 100 Points. Left alone it's 100. With a 3× Boost Card it's 300; with a 10× it's 1,000 — and referral rebates then add on top of whatever you earn. So one confident, correct, boosted call can be worth more than a dozen idle swipes. That's the whole design: it rewards judgment, not just volume. (Values are illustrative of how multipliers combine; the exact numbers are shown in the app.)

Mistakes that quietly cost you Points

• Boosting coin-flips. A 10× on a 50/50 guess just multiplies the randomness. Save multipliers for genuine edge.
• Bingeing, then vanishing. A season rewards steady presence; a single big day rarely beats daily consistency.
• Chasing the crowd. Swiping whatever's already at 90 adds little. The value is in spotting where you think the price is wrong.
• Spamming referrals. Rebates track activity, so a few engaged friends beat a hundred dead invites.

Who this rewards most

Season 0 is built for two kinds of early user: the predictor who enjoys being right and wants a track record on the leaderboard, and the connector who brings friends in through the referral program. Do both and the effects compound. Either way, the earlier you start, the more season you have to climb.