Over the past couple of days, quite a few people on X have been posting about IPX’s FAN SZN, saying it’s the final day of the fan sprint. I looked into it, and the campaign does match up with the official page: the leaderboard closes on November 15 (Sunday).
IPX is a platform on Base for tokenizing film, TV, and music IP. FAN SZN is its fan campaign ahead of the TGE. Here’s how it works: log in with an X account, choose a favorite artist’s camp, answer 7 fan survey questions to get a Fan Card, then check in daily to build a streak, complete tasks, and post original content tagging @IPXExchange to earn Aura points and climb the leaderboard.
According to the official rules, X accounts must be at least 90 days old and have more than 50 followers (accounts that don’t meet the requirement can go through manual review). Camps lock on November 11, and your choice is final once made. You can earn points from referrals for up to 25 friends. There’s no cost, no need to transfer funds upfront, and no need to connect a wallet while earning points. The cost is the time spent checking in and posting each day.
Key dates: the leaderboard freezes at 7:59 a.m. Beijing time on November 16 (11:59 p.m. UTC on November 15), and results will be announced on November 17. The platform and token are scheduled to launch between November 15 and 17.
Rewards: the top 100 get IPX (the rewards post says this is 0.05% of the total supply, unlocked linearly over 14 days), while places 101 to 350 split $20,000 in USDC. But the source doesn’t make clear whether the 0.05% is shared among the top 100 or allocated to each person. One thing to be clear about: only the top 350 win prizes. Most people who earn points won’t get anything, so don’t assume everyone gets a reward.
A few separate risks to keep in mind—
First, the official team says it will never DM you first. Stick to ipx.exchange and @IPXExchange as the only official channels, and never click prize-claim links sent in DMs or posted in comments.
Second, the token doesn’t have a market or price yet, so its reward value can’t be calculated right now. The official team hasn’t announced how to claim the tokens; don’t rush to connect your wallet or approve anything before they do.
Third, the official rules include age and regional restrictions, and the platform also has KYC/AML requirements. The official team has the final say on eligibility, and the rules may change at any time.
Fourth, there’s more than one token with the same name. There’s also an “IP Exchange” called IPX. Mistaking one for the other could be costly, so only trust the contract address shown on the official page.
Fifth, the 35 million IPX allocated to the community is a separate allocation: it’s fully locked at launch and unlocks linearly over 24 months. Don’t confuse it with the sprint rewards.
It’s free, sure—nothing to lose—but this campaign is about leaderboard placement, not simply taking part. Whether it’s worth spending the little time left is up to you.
$IPX #空投 #Base
IPX is a platform on Base for tokenizing film, TV, and music IP. FAN SZN is its fan campaign ahead of the TGE. Here’s how it works: log in with an X account, choose a favorite artist’s camp, answer 7 fan survey questions to get a Fan Card, then check in daily to build a streak, complete tasks, and post original content tagging @IPXExchange to earn Aura points and climb the leaderboard.
According to the official rules, X accounts must be at least 90 days old and have more than 50 followers (accounts that don’t meet the requirement can go through manual review). Camps lock on November 11, and your choice is final once made. You can earn points from referrals for up to 25 friends. There’s no cost, no need to transfer funds upfront, and no need to connect a wallet while earning points. The cost is the time spent checking in and posting each day.
Key dates: the leaderboard freezes at 7:59 a.m. Beijing time on November 16 (11:59 p.m. UTC on November 15), and results will be announced on November 17. The platform and token are scheduled to launch between November 15 and 17.
Rewards: the top 100 get IPX (the rewards post says this is 0.05% of the total supply, unlocked linearly over 14 days), while places 101 to 350 split $20,000 in USDC. But the source doesn’t make clear whether the 0.05% is shared among the top 100 or allocated to each person. One thing to be clear about: only the top 350 win prizes. Most people who earn points won’t get anything, so don’t assume everyone gets a reward.
A few separate risks to keep in mind—
First, the official team says it will never DM you first. Stick to ipx.exchange and @IPXExchange as the only official channels, and never click prize-claim links sent in DMs or posted in comments.
Second, the token doesn’t have a market or price yet, so its reward value can’t be calculated right now. The official team hasn’t announced how to claim the tokens; don’t rush to connect your wallet or approve anything before they do.
Third, the official rules include age and regional restrictions, and the platform also has KYC/AML requirements. The official team has the final say on eligibility, and the rules may change at any time.
Fourth, there’s more than one token with the same name. There’s also an “IP Exchange” called IPX. Mistaking one for the other could be costly, so only trust the contract address shown on the official page.
Fifth, the 35 million IPX allocated to the community is a separate allocation: it’s fully locked at launch and unlocks linearly over 24 months. Don’t confuse it with the sprint rewards.
It’s free, sure—nothing to lose—but this campaign is about leaderboard placement, not simply taking part. Whether it’s worth spending the little time left is up to you.
$IPX #空投 #Base