Synnax, a pioneering decentralised credit intelligence platform, announced the launch of SynQuest, a new Telegram mini app that allows users to earn points by answering engaging questions.
These points will later be converted into the project’s utility token—SYNAI—via an airdrop.
The company said its mini app will convert player sentiment into actionable data which will be mined, and used to enhance Synnax’s decentralised machine learning models.
SynQuest offers a unique twist on the Tap2Earn concept. Instead of tapping random items like coins or characters, users answer a mix of fun, trivia, and simple questions gauging their opinions on cryptocurrency and finance.
Players help the game’s main character, Gaal, battle enemies in a fantasy-style realm, by tapping multiple-choice answers, earning points, and unlocking access to mini-games with additional rewards.
Additionally, Synnax offers its network of partners the opportunity to include sponsored questions, creating an additional revenue stream.
The revenue generated from this monetisation model will be shared with SynQuest users through a staking mechanism.
The company said instead of relying on inflationary tokenomics, it will offer a real yield, giving users a tangible return on their participation when SYNAI is launched at a later date.
Robert Alcorn, Co-Founder and CEO of Synnax, said: “We’re creating a sustainable revenue-sharing model for our users, replacing inflationary rewards with real-yield staking.”
SynQuest follows the successful launch of other hit mini apps like Notcoin, Yescoin, Hamster Kombat, and Catizen.
These apps have rapidly gained popularity, tapping into Telegram’s vast user base of nearly 1 billion daily active users.
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