Sonic Integrates Kaito for Airdrop Points
Sonic teams up with Kaito: earn airdrop points via DeFi and Sonic tweets retroactive from June 18.

- Sonic integrates with Web3 data platform Kaito.
- New Season 2 airdrop awards points for Sonic-related Twitter posts.
- Points tracked retroactively from June 18, boosting user rewards.
Sonic has announced its latest move into Web3 analytics by integrating with Kaito, a leading on‑chain data platform. This integration enhances data transparency and broadens how Sonic rewards users—moving beyond DeFi actions to include social engagement. With Kaito tracking user activity, Sonic now captures both on‑chain and off‑chain contributions.
How Season 2 Airdrop Changes Game
In Season 2, Sonic’s revamped airdrop system lets users earn points in two ways: traditional DeFi transactions and by sharing Sonic‑related content on Twitter. Users who tweet about Sonic—whether it’s insights, updates, or creative content—will earn points just like they would by staking or trading. Kaito’s data tracking backs this by verifying each tweet and linking it to the user’s on‑chain wallet address.
Retroactive Points Tracking
One of the most user‑friendly aspects is that the new system goes live retroactively from June 18. That means any Sonic‑related tweet posted since that date already counts toward Season 2 points. No need to wait or backfill manually—Kaito’s system updates automatically, ensuring all eligible engagement is rewarded.
Why This Matters
This integration signals a shift in how protocols reward users. Rather than focusing solely on on‑chain activity, Sonic acknowledges the value of community engagement. By rewarding tweets, they tap into social media influence, encouraging organic promotion. For users, this means dual‑track earning potential: financial actions and voice in the community both pay off.
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