Every post, comment and answer earns you points
Points add up to ten levels, from Newbie to Legend. You can only earn them, never buy them.
On most social networks, everything you contribute goes into a counter that belongs to the platform. You post, the platform grows, and the only thing you accumulate is a follower number that measures reach rather than contribution.
On Asyncbit, taking part earns points. The defaults (the team can tune them) give a sense of scale: a comment is worth 3 points, a moment 5, an answer 8 and an achievement 10, and an answer the asker marks helpful earns another 15. Signing in each day earns 10, and each new follower 2. Some actions have daily caps, so fifty one-word comments won't get you far.
Points add up to a level. There are ten: Newbie (0 points), Explorer (100), Contributor (300), Expert (600), Scholar (1,000), Mentor (1,500), Veteran (2,500), Elite (4,000), Champion (6,000) and Legend (10,000). Your level, title and points total show on your profile.
To make that concrete: in a typical first week you might sign in every day (10 points a day), answer two questions (8 each), have one of those answers marked helpful (15), post a moment (5) and leave a handful of comments (3 each). That lands you somewhere past 100 points and into Explorer. The later levels take longer on purpose — Legend needs 10,000 points. There's no way to buy points or levels — Asyncbit has no in-app purchases at all.
How points & levels works on Asyncbit
- 1
Contribute
Posts, comments, answers, polls, votes, stories, reels, club posts and lost-and-found posts all earn points.
- 2
Claim the daily bonus
Once a day you can claim a bonus of 5 to 50 points, picked at random. Longer streaks improve the odds.
- 3
Keep a streak
Your streak counts the consecutive days you've been active.
- 4
Level up
Cross a threshold and you move up a level, from Newbie at 0 points to Legend at 10,000.
- 5
Climb the boards
The same points place you on the weekly, monthly and all-time leaderboards.
What makes it worth using
Earned, never bought
There is no purchase path for points or levels.
Helping is worth more
A helpful answer earns far more than a quick moment.
Daily caps
Some actions are capped per day, so spamming doesn't pay.
On your profile
Your level, title and points total sit on your profile.
Points & levels questions
- How do I earn points on Asyncbit?
- By taking part: posting, commenting, answering, voting in polls and more. By default a comment earns 3 points, and an answer marked helpful earns 15 extra.
- Can I buy points or levels?
- No. There are no in-app purchases, so points and levels can only be earned.
- Are points redeemable for money?
- No, points aren't a currency. Separately, the top three on each monthly leaderboard receive cash prizes — ₹2,000, ₹1,000 and ₹500 by default.
- What is the daily bonus?
- Once a day you can claim a random bonus of 5 to 50 points. The longer your streak of active days, the better your odds.
- What are the levels?
- Newbie, Explorer, Contributor, Expert, Scholar, Mentor, Veteran, Elite, Champion and Legend, which starts at 10,000 points.
Points & levels is free on Asyncbit
Along with everything else — feed, chat, calls, points and all. One free account, no tiers.
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