Syntrax Documentation
Syntrax is an AI-powered contribution and reputation platform that helps Web3 projects build authentic communities through quality-driven campaigns, verified tasks, and intelligent user reputation — instead of follower counts and bot-inflated engagement.
This documentation describes the Syntrax platform as it actually exists today. Every feature is labelled Live, Beta, or Roadmap so that users, partners, and investors can tell what is shipped today versus what is planned for a future release. Nothing in this documentation describes functionality that does not exist in the product.
Community members earning rewards, Web3 projects evaluating Syntrax for a campaign, and partners or investors assessing the platform, tokenomics, and roadmap.
What Syntrax is, in one paragraph
Syntrax is currently in Beta. Users sign in with Google, build a profile, connect a wallet, and earn tSTRX — Syntrax's off-chain points balance — by completing tasks, daily check-ins, riddles, and AI-scored campaign contributions on X (Twitter). An AI scoring layer and a wallet/behavior-based sybil system work together with human moderation to keep rewards tied to genuine activity. tSTRX is designed to convert into a future $STRX token airdrop — $STRX has not launched yet (see Tokenomics).
Documentation reviewed against the live Beta codebase · June 2026
The Problem & Our Solution
The smart-follower era
Most Web3 growth systems still measure success with followers, likes, and retweets. That model is easy to game and expensive to run:
- Follow and like farming — large numbers that don't translate into real users.
- Bot and multi-account farming — automated accounts collecting rewards meant for humans.
- Low-quality, copy-paste engagement — content optimized for a payout, not for a project's community.
- No durable signal — projects can't tell who is genuinely interested versus who is farming a campaign.
The Syntrax approach
Syntrax replaces raw activity counts with a contribution layer: every submission is evaluated by an AI model across multiple quality dimensions, every wallet carries a reputation score, and human moderators review the cases the system flags. The result is a platform where:
- Quality contributions are worth more than high-volume, low-effort activity.
- Projects can see — not guess at — who their real contributors are.
- Reputation accumulates over time and travels with a user across campaigns.
Syntrax does not claim to eliminate bots or sybil activity entirely — no platform can. The goal is to make farming meaningfully harder and more expensive than genuine participation, and to keep improving detection over time. See Sybil Detection.
Platform Overview Beta Phase
Syntrax is a web application backed by managed cloud infrastructure (authentication, database, and serverless functions) plus an AI scoring layer and on-chain verification for payment-related actions. There is no native mobile app and no browser extension — Syntrax runs entirely in the browser.
How the system fits together
The dashboard, campaigns, tasks, wallet, profile, and admin/mod panels users interact with directly.
Google-only authentication, a user/points/campaign database, and serverless functions that enforce every reward rule server-side.
An AI language model scores campaign submissions for quality and checks them against campaign rules before points are awarded.
Blockchain reads (never writes) confirm payment transactions and assess wallet reputation across EVM chains, Solana, and Sui.
Design principle: server-side enforcement
Reward-affecting actions — adding points, verifying a transaction, approving a submission, changing a username or social handle — are processed by server-side functions, not by the browser. The interface never has direct write access to balances. This is what stops a user from editing their own points by tampering with the page.
What "Beta" means in practice
- Core systems (auth, tasks, campaigns, AI scoring, wallet, premium, admin tooling) are live and processing real users today.
- Reward formulas, daily limits, and scoring weights are tuned regularly as the platform learns from real usage.
- Some capabilities described in this documentation as Roadmap are part of the public product vision but not yet built.
Task Marketplace Live
Tasks are single, discrete actions — follow an account, join a Telegram or Discord, retweet a post, complete a campaign-linked action — each worth a fixed tSTRX reward and, optionally, a flat USDT reward set by an admin.
Submission flow
- A user opens an active task and follows the on-screen instructions.
- They submit a proof link (e.g. profile URL, post URL, channel link) and a screenshot.
- The submission enters a pending queue.
- An admin or moderator reviews it in the Mod Panel and approves or rejects it, with a reason on rejection.
- On approval, tSTRX (scaled by the user's premium multiplier) and any flat USDT reward are credited automatically.
Anti-farming protection
- One submission per task, per user — a task cannot be resubmitted once a decision is made.
- Every task requires a proof link and a screenshot; neither is optional.
- Human moderation sits on top of every submission — there is no fully automatic task approval.
- Completing 15 tasks unlocks a verified referral bonus for whoever referred the user — see Rewards & Currencies.
Task types currently supported
Social follow, retweet/repost, Telegram join, Discord join, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, a general "social" type, campaign-linked tasks, and a catch-all "other" type with a custom proof instruction.
- Roadmap Self-service task creation for partner projects, as part of the broader project marketplace.
Daily Engagement Live
Outside of campaigns and tasks, Syntrax has three lightweight daily mechanics that reward consistent, real usage over raw volume.
One check-in per UTC day. Base reward scales with premium tier; a streak bonus is added every 7 consecutive days. Longest streak is tracked and shown on-profile.
One admin-set riddle per day. A correct answer (checked server-side) pays a configurable tSTRX reward, scaled by premium multiplier. One attempt window per day.
A weighted prize wheel with seven outcomes, mixing tSTRX and USDT prizes. See below for free vs. paid spins.
Daily Spin in detail
Free users get extra paid spin attempts; Gold and OG members instead get free daily spins as a membership perk, plus fewer (but free) paid attempts:
| Tier | Free spins / day | Paid spins / day |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 | 3 |
| Gold | 1 | 2 |
| OG Shareholder | 2 | 1 |
A paid spin costs a small fee (≈0.05 USDT equivalent), paid by the user in BNB or ETH directly on-chain (BNB Chain or Base). The transaction hash is verified on-chain — correct destination address, correct sender wallet, minimum confirmations, and sufficient value — before the spin is granted. Every transaction hash can only be used once. Spin outcomes are randomized server-side with published prize labels; the underlying odds are not publicly disclosed, in line with standard practice for randomized reward mechanics.
AI Content Scoring System Live
Every campaign post submitted to Syntrax is evaluated by an AI language model across five independent dimensions, each scored 0–100 (500 points total). The score, not the existence of the post, determines how many campaign points it earns.
Does the post genuinely engage with the campaign's project and subject, rather than being generic or off-topic?
Writing quality, clarity, and effort — not length for its own sake.
A unique perspective rather than a templated or copy-paste post.
Whether the content is written to generate genuine community interaction.
Signals of a real, human-written contribution versus farmed or bot-style content.
From score to points
- Standard submission: points awarded ≈ total AI score (minimum 5 points for a genuine, low-scoring post).
- Spam-flagged submission (e.g. very short, repetitive, all-caps, hashtag stuffing): points are cut by 50%.
- Clear rules violation: points are cut to roughly 20% of the computed score.
- Cross-user duplicate content: the submission is rejected outright and never reaches scoring.
Human moderation still applies
AI scoring runs automatically and instantly so users get fast feedback, but it sits alongside — not instead of — human review. Admins can flag or suspend any participant from a campaign, inspect the per-campaign spam log, and adjust points manually when needed. Task-marketplace submissions (separate from campaigns) are reviewed by a human moderator on every single submission, with no AI step.
Syntrax does not publish the exact scoring prompt, model, or internal weighting — this is standard practice to keep the system resistant to being gamed.
Sybil Detection & Anti-Farming Live Actively expanding
Syntrax combines wallet-level reputation signals, behavioral pattern detection, and an admin review workflow to keep rewards tied to real, distinct humans.
What gets checked
- Wallet risk scoring across connected chains (EVM, Solana, Sui) — see Wallet Reputation Score.
- Account-level checks at sign-up — disposable/temporary email addresses are blocked, Google sign-in must use a verified email, and a bot-protection challenge runs before account creation.
- Duplicate handle protection — a single X, Telegram, or Discord handle can only ever be connected to one Syntrax account.
- Content pattern detection inside campaigns — duplicate, repetitive, or spam-shaped submissions are caught automatically (see AI Content Scoring).
- One verified human review for every task submission, with no auto-approval path.
Wallet risk review (admin-facing)
Wallets that trigger risk signals are queued for review with a risk level (low / medium / high) and the specific reasons that triggered the flag. From there, an admin can:
- Confirm a flag as a genuine sybil/farming wallet.
- Dismiss a flag as a false positive.
- Whitelist a known-legitimate address (exchange hot wallets, team wallets) so it is never flagged again.
- Force a deep re-scan of a wallet on demand.
No sybil-detection system is perfect. Syntrax treats this as an ongoing process — flags and scoring logic are tuned continuously based on real campaign data, which is why this area is marked Beta even though it is fully live and protecting real campaigns today.
Wallet Reputation Score Live
Every user can connect wallets across multiple chains. Each connected wallet receives a reputation score that feeds into the platform's overall trust and sybil-resistance layer.
Supported chains
Primary wallet — required to join campaigns and to receive USDT rewards. Connected via MetaMask or a compatible Web3 wallet.
Secondary reputation wallet, scored independently with a visible breakdown.
Secondary reputation wallet, scored independently with a visible breakdown.
What the score is built from
For Solana and Sui wallets, the score (0–100) is broken into visible components:
- Transaction activity — how much genuine on-chain history the wallet has.
- Wallet age — older wallets carry more trust than wallets created moments before signing up.
- Interaction quality — the nature of the wallet's on-chain interactions.
- Token diversity — breadth of legitimate token/asset activity.
- Consistency bonus — sustained activity over time rather than a single burst.
The primary EVM wallet also receives a wallet score and a separate sybil score, computed from on-chain transaction activity. A risk level (low / medium / high) is shown alongside each multi-chain wallet, together with the specific reasons behind that risk level when relevant.
What wallet score is used for today
- Feeding the sybil-detection and admin wallet-review workflow.
- Informing future airdrop weighting (see Airdrop System).
- Shown on a user's own profile as a transparency signal.
- Roadmap Projects setting a minimum wallet score or required chain as a campaign eligibility rule.
Rewards & Currencies Live
Syntrax uses three distinct units. Understanding the difference matters — they are not interchangeable today.
| Unit | What it is | Earned from | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| tSTRX | Main off-chain points balance | Check-ins, riddles, tasks, spins, social connections, referrals, campaign join bonus | Live |
| Kryptonite | Per-campaign score, separate from tSTRX | AI-scored campaign post submissions | Live |
| USDT | Real, withdrawable balance | Task USDT rewards, spin USDT prizes, campaign USDT winnings | Live |
| $STRX | Future on-chain token | Planned airdrop based on accumulated tSTRX | Roadmap |
USDT withdrawals
- Minimum withdrawal: $5.00 USDT.
- One pending withdrawal request per user at a time.
- Withdrawals are reviewed and paid out manually by the Syntrax team to the wallet address on file — there is no automated smart-contract payout. See Security & Wallet Safety.
- An incorrect wallet address results in an unrecoverable loss of funds; Syntrax cannot reverse a payment sent to the wrong address.
Referral rewards
Every user has a unique referral code and link. A referral becomes verified once the referred user completes 15 tasks — at that point the referrer is paid a tSTRX bonus automatically, and their verified-referral count increases on the referral leaderboard.
Social connection bonuses
Connecting X (Twitter), Telegram, or Discord each pays a one-time tSTRX bonus and unlocks a profile badge. Google is auto-connected at sign-up and also pays a one-time bonus. Each handle can only ever be linked to one Syntrax account — this is enforced server-side.
User Journey
Project & Partner Journey Beta — team-managed today
A campaign or task program for a partner project is configured today by the Syntrax team, based on the project's goals and reward budget. A fully self-service version of this flow is on the roadmap (see Business Model).
- Roadmap Self-service project dashboard, campaign analytics, and direct campaign creation by projects.
Business Model
Syntrax's revenue today comes from two live mechanisms, with a broader set of revenue lines planned as the platform opens up to self-service project usage.
Live today
- Premium membership — one-time Gold ($19) and OG ($49) USDT purchases.
- Paid spin fees — small, on-chain-verified fees for extra daily spin attempts.
Planned Roadmap
- Project campaign fees — paid placement once self-service campaign creation launches.
- Task marketplace fees — a take rate on project-funded task budgets.
- AI verification as a service — licensing the scoring/sybil layer to other platforms.
- Analytics & enterprise solutions — deeper campaign and community analytics for partners.
Anticipated future revenue may be directed toward treasury growth, ecosystem development, and potential STRX buyback mechanisms — see Tokenomics.
STRX Tokenomics Pre-launch
$STRX is a planned token; the network it will launch on is not yet finalized. tSTRX, the points balance users earn today, represents a potential future airdrop allocation only — it is not itself a blockchain token, has no guaranteed value, and there is no guarantee $STRX will launch, reach any particular value, or be listed anywhere. None of this documentation is financial advice.
Token overview
- Name: Syntrax (STRX)
- Total supply: 1,000,000,000 STRX (fixed)
- Network: To be determined
Allocation
| Category | Allocation | Tokens |
|---|---|---|
| Community & Rewards | 20% | 200,000,000 |
| Ecosystem Growth | 20% | 200,000,000 |
| Treasury | 15% | 150,000,000 |
| Team & Future Contributors | 10% | 100,000,000 |
| Seed Round & Partners | 8% | 80,000,000 |
| Strategic Reserve | 8% | 80,000,000 |
| Public Sale | 7% | 70,000,000 |
| Liquidity | 5% | 50,000,000 |
| Marketing | 4% | 40,000,000 |
| Charity Fund | 3% | 30,000,000 |
Vesting (proposed)
- Team & Future Contributors: 12-month cliff, 36-month linear vesting.
- Seed Round & Partners: 6–12 month cliff, 24–36 month vesting.
Planned STRX utility Roadmap
Projects pay for campaigns and task rewards in STRX.
STRX as an alternative way to unlock premium membership and platform features.
Campaign boosts, reduced fees, and additional rewards for stakers.
Holder participation in ecosystem and reward-mechanism decisions.
Airdrop System Roadmap
200,000,000 STRX (20% of total supply) is reserved as the Community Airdrop Pool, designed to reward genuine contributors rather than short-term farmers, once $STRX launches.
TGE airdrop — 50,000,000 STRX
| Category | Allocation | Based on |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Users | 30M STRX | Campaign participation, task completion, AI quality score, wallet reputation, sybil verification |
| Premium Users | 15M STRX | Premium status and contribution history |
| Discord Role Holders | 5M STRX | Syntrax Discord roles, contribution, and activity history |
Post-TGE airdrop — 150,000,000 STRX
Distributed over 60 months at 2,500,000 STRX per month, continuing to favor long-term users, genuine contributors, and quality creators over bots, multi-account farming, and low-quality engagement.
Exact eligibility formulas and snapshot mechanics will be published closer to TGE. Wallet reputation and AI quality scores accumulated today are designed to inform — but are not a guarantee of — future airdrop weighting.
Roadmap
Security & Wallet Safety
Syntrax is built around one rule: connecting a wallet should never put a user's funds at risk.
Wallet connection
- Connecting a wallet only ever requests the wallet address — Syntrax never requests token approvals, spending allowances, or signing of fund-moving transactions on connect.
- No automatic or background transactions are ever triggered by the platform.
- The user remains fully in control of their wallet at all times.
- Wallet data is used for identity verification, wallet score, reputation tracking, and sybil detection — not for moving funds.
Payments & rewards
- Premium purchases and spin fees: the user manually sends the transaction from their own wallet; Syntrax only verifies it on-chain afterward.
- USDT withdrawals: reviewed and paid out manually by the Syntrax team to the address on file — Syntrax does not hold a smart contract with automatic, unattended payout authority over the treasury wallet.
- Syntrax cannot initiate a transfer from a connected user wallet under any circumstance.
What Syntrax cannot do
✕ Cannot access user funds
✕ Cannot transfer assets from a connected wallet
✕ Cannot approve transactions on a user's behalf
✕ Does not request unnecessary wallet permissions
Account & platform security
- Google-only authentication with a verified-email requirement and disposable-email blocking.
- Bot-protection challenge on sign-up and sign-in.
- Server-side enforcement of every reward-affecting action — see Platform Overview.
- Role-gated admin and moderator tooling, with every moderation action (bans, point adjustments, submission reviews) logged to an internal audit log.
- On-chain transaction verification with multi-confirmation checks for any payment-linked action.
- Account suspension for rule violations, with forfeiture of pending rewards as stated in the platform's Terms of Service.
This section describes Syntrax's security approach at a product level. Implementation-specific details (infrastructure configuration, internal credentials, detection thresholds) are intentionally not published here.
FAQ
Glossary
- tSTRX
- Syntrax's main off-chain points balance, earned across the whole platform.
- STRX / $STRX
- The planned future on-chain token. Not yet launched.
- Kryptonite
- A campaign-specific score earned from AI-scored post submissions inside a single campaign.
- STRX-ID
- A unique platform identifier issued to every account at sign-up.
- Wallet Score
- A 0–100 reputation score for a connected wallet, based on on-chain history and behavior.
- Sybil Score
- A 0–100 signal estimating how likely a wallet is connected to coordinated multi-account activity.
- TGE
- Token Generation Event — the point at which $STRX would first be issued on-chain.
- Multiplier
- The premium-tier boost (1.0× / 1.2× / 1.5×) applied to eligible tSTRX rewards.
- Verified Referral
- A referral that becomes reward-eligible once the referred user completes 15 tasks.
- Beta Phase
- Syntrax's current development stage — core systems are live and processing real users, with parameters still being tuned.
Community & Links
Official Syntrax channels. Always verify you are on an official domain before connecting a wallet or sharing account details.