SocialFi Season 1 Is Live: How to Earn NEX Points Before the $OUIX TGE
Most airdrops reward you for showing up once, at the end, with a wallet address and no history behind it. Ouinex SocialFi Season 1, launching today, works the opposite way: the more you trade and engage over the next 12 weeks, the bigger the share of the $OUIX airdrop you lock in.
If you've already seen that the $OUIX TGE is now planned for the end of summer, or that your Season 0 points look frozen on the SocialFi page, this article connects those two things. Season 1 is the 12-week bridge between Season 0 and the TGE, and it runs almost entirely on one input: derivatives trading volume, plus a handful of daily habits that add up.
What Is Ouinex SocialFi Season 1?
SocialFi Season 1 is a 12-week points campaign that runs up to the $OUIX token generation event. During those 12 weeks, every wallet accumulates NEX Points, mainly through derivatives trading and additionally through social tasks, referrals, and daily engagement mechanics. At the end of Week 12, a snapshot of every wallet's NEX balance fixes its proportional share of the airdrop.
That structure is deliberate. Season 1 isn't a delay tactic bolted onto a pushed-back TGE: it's a window that lets active users grow their allocation before the token exists. Every week you trade adds to your share. The more the platform trades as a whole, the bigger the pool everyone is splitting.
How NEX Points Are Actually Earned
The weekly cycle runs from Thursday midnight UTC to Wednesday 11:59pm UTC, and points land in wallets every Thursday morning for the week that just closed. Until that Thursday distribution, whatever the SocialFi page shows you is an estimate.
Here's the mechanic underneath it: there is no fixed weekly emission. Each week, the NEX Points pool is sized by the platform's total derivatives trading volume for that week. More community volume, bigger pool. Less volume, smaller pool. Below $25M in weekly platform volume, the pool is zero and nobody earns trading points that week.
Your individual share is proportional to your eligible volume. If you generate 10% of the week's platform volume, you take 10% of that week's pool. Spot volume never counts toward this pool, only derivatives, but crypto derivatives and TradFi derivatives count equally, dollar for dollar.
There's one adjustment on top: an anti-whale rule. Volume above 10% of the platform's weekly total earns at 50% weight instead of full weight. It isn't a cap: every dollar of genuine volume still earns something, it's diminishing returns on the portion that would otherwise let one wallet dominate the pool, and it's disclosed openly on the SocialFi page. The full formula, plus the exact worked examples used in the official tutorial, are in the Ouinex Academy's SocialFi Season 1 guide if you want to see the math before you trade.
Any Ouinex derivatives product counts: crypto perpetuals, forex CFDs, or commodity CFDs all feed the same weekly pool.
The Four Daily Habits That Add Up
Trading volume is the primary driver, but four smaller mechanics sit alongside it on the SocialFi page:
Trading Streak
Placing at least one trade a day, spot or derivatives, anything counts, keeps your streak alive. A 5-day streak pays a flat 2,000 NEX Points bonus, and every 25-day streak pays 10,000. Miss a single day and the streak resets to zero.
Daily Mystery Drop
One free card per wallet, once a day, opens to reveal a random NEX Points bonus. It resets at midnight UTC.
2x NEX Happy Hour
During limited windows, all trading volume counts double toward the next distribution. A live countdown shows on the SocialFi page whenever one is running. Some windows are announced on Ouinex's social channels in advance; others are surprise windows with no warning at all, so not seeing an announcement doesn't mean you missed something you should have known about.
Referrals
You earn a flat 10% of everything your referred users generate, trading and tasks alike, for as long as they're active. It's purely additive: nothing is ever deducted from a referred user's own balance. Ouinex's referral program applies the same rate to everyone, with no cap on how many people you refer.
What Happens to Your Season 0 Points
Your Season 0 balance is safe. It's displayed as-is in a dedicated Season 0 section on the SocialFi page, and that section only disappears if your S0 balance is genuinely zero, it isn't merged into your live Season 1 total, and nothing about it changes during Season 1.
Season 0 and Season 1 are two separate systems with two different point ratios, so amounts from one season were never meant to be compared to amounts from the other: comparing them side by side will only be confusing, not informative.
If you don't see a Bonus Badge next to your Season 0 balance, that's unrelated to whether you're a veteran. The badge is a separate element some Season 0 users have and others don't; it isn't a status marker.
Every Season 0 participant does get one thing automatically: a permanent +15% bonus applied to every NEX Point earned in Season 1: trading, tasks, and referrals alike. It's the only multiplier in the system, it's already included in your displayed total with its own bonus line, and there's nothing to activate. It boosts what you earn going forward; it doesn't touch your Season 0 balance itself.
The Season 0 claim opens at the same time as the Season 1 claim. The conversion between S0 points and tokens will be announced at that moment, not before, and not as a preview here.
FAQ: SocialFi Season 1 Questions Answered
Why is the TGE delayed?
The $OUIX TGE is planned for the end of summer, and SocialFi Season 1 gives every user 12 weeks to build a bigger allocation before it happens. It's a window to grow your share, not a pause on progress.
When can I claim my Season 0 points?
The Season 0 claim opens at the same time as the Season 1 claim, with the conversion announced at that point. Your S0 balance stays visible on the SocialFi page in the meantime.
How many tokens will my points be worth?
The points-to-token conversion is announced after the Season 1 snapshot, never in advance, so there's no figure to share ahead of that.
What happens at the end of Season 1?
At the end of Week 12, a snapshot of every wallet's total NEX Points balance fixes its proportional share of the airdrop. Everything earned up to that point, trading, tasks, streaks, referrals, counts.
Do spot trades count toward NEX Points?
No, only derivatives volume counts toward the weekly points pool. Spot trades do count toward keeping your Trading Streak alive, which is a separate bonus.
Is there a cap on how much I can earn?
There's no individual cap. The only adjustment is the anti-whale rule: volume above 10% of that week's platform total earns at half weight instead of a hard limit.
Getting Started
SocialFi Season 1 rewards consistency more than any single trade. A Trading Streak kept alive, a Daily Mystery Drop opened each morning, and derivatives volume traded across the platform's crypto, forex, and commodity CFDs all feed the same 12-week total. For the full weekly pool table, the anti-whale formula worked through step by step, and the complete rules on prohibited behavior, the complete NEX Points mechanics guide has the detail this article only summarizes.
Ready to put this week's volume to work? Trade crypto perpetuals on Ouinex and the SocialFi page will track your points, your streak, and how close the platform is to its next pool tier, live.
Risk & Disclosure
NEX Points are promotional reward points with no monetary value. They do not represent a right to any specific token amount, price, or yield, and all totals shown before the weekly Thursday distribution are estimates only. Participating in SocialFi does not guarantee monetary rewards. T&Cs apply. Minimum deposit and withdrawal $10.
Virtual assets, including $OUIX, may lose their value in full or in part and are subject to extreme volatility. You may lose the full amount you invest, and your investment does not benefit from any form of financial protection. Any reference in this article to the $OUIX airdrop or allocation size describes ecosystem utility only. It is never framed as an investment, a return, or a price commitment.
Trading derivatives (CFDs) carries a high risk of loss and may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses.
