Weekly, monthly and all-time leaderboards
Three time windows, platform-wide. The monthly top three win cash prizes.
A single all-time leaderboard is settled by whoever showed up first. Asyncbit runs three boards instead — weekly, monthly and all-time — and all three are platform-wide. The weekly board gives a newcomer a realistic shot, the monthly board rewards a sustained month, and the all-time board recognizes people who have contributed for a long time.
The monthly board carries real money. By default the top three each month receive cash prizes — ₹2,000 for first, ₹1,000 for second and ₹500 for third — paid by the Asyncbit team. They also earn the Monthly #1, #2 or #3 badge. It's the one place money is involved on Asyncbit; there are no ads, no paid tiers and no in-app purchases.
Rankings come from points, and points come only from activity: posting, commenting, answering, voting and the rest. You can't buy a position. Trying to game the board — spam, fake engagement, manipulating points — breaks the community guidelines and is handled by moderation.
What actually moves you up is steady, useful activity. By default an answer earns 8 points and another 15 if the asker marks it helpful, which makes good answers the biggest single item for most people. Signing in earns 10 points a day, the daily bonus adds 5 to 50 more, and the three daily challenges add points on top. Some actions have daily caps, so volume alone won't carry you. Contests are separate: they don't award points, so a contest win doesn't move you on the boards.
How leaderboards works on Asyncbit
- 1
Earn points by contributing
Posts, comments, answers, votes, reels, stories and the daily bonus all add to your total.
- 2
Pick a window
Switch between Weekly, Monthly and All time to see where you stand in each.
- 3
Aim for the monthly top three
First, second and third each month receive a cash prize and a Monthly badge.
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Start fresh each period
The weekly and monthly boards only count points from their own period, so each new week and month is a new race. The all-time board keeps everything.
What makes it worth using
Three windows
Weekly, monthly and all-time run side by side.
Monthly cash prizes
₹2,000, ₹1,000 and ₹500 for the top three, by default.
Platform-wide
Everyone on Asyncbit is ranked on the same boards.
No pay-to-rank
Points can't be bought, so positions can't be either.
Leaderboards questions
- Is there a daily leaderboard?
- No. The app shows weekly, monthly and all-time boards.
- Do leaderboard winners get money?
- Yes. By default the monthly top three receive ₹2,000, ₹1,000 and ₹500, paid by the Asyncbit team.
- Can a new user reach the top?
- The weekly board is the realistic target for a new account. The all-time board takes sustained contribution.
- Do contests count toward the leaderboard?
- No. Contests don't award points, so they don't change your position. Contest prizes are separate from the monthly cash prizes.
- Can I pay to rank higher?
- No. Rankings come from points, and points come only from activity.
Leaderboards is free on Asyncbit
Along with everything else — feed, chat, calls, points and all. One free account, no tiers.
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