Sonic Labs (formerly Fantom) published a detailed explanation of the Sonic Points Program on the X platform, which mentioned that users need to obtain Sonic points by holding and using whitelisted assets in various DeFi applications. The points are divided into:
1. Passive points: obtained by holding whitelisted assets in Web3 wallets (such as Rabby or MetaMask, including hardware wallets). Note: Assets held in centralized exchanges are not counted.
2. Activity points: Activity points are obtained by deploying whitelisted assets to participating DApps as liquidity.
The two ways to obtain points have nothing to do with the application used. Points can be obtained by holding whitelisted assets or deploying them as liquidity for any participating application.
3. Dapps Points
The airdrop contains a separate part for developers, where DApps compete for an allocation called Sonic Gems, which can be redeemed for S tokens and distributed to users through their custom points program.
As a user, the main task is to find the application with the best points program to increase liquidity benefits and possible benefits on the application. In addition, the official has repeatedly emphasized the detailed information of whitelisted assets.