Hoppr airdrop step by step tutorial

Hoppr is a games app built around an endless swipe feed of free games, where each swipe opens the next one. Its homepage says nothing has to be installed or loaded before a game starts, and that new games arrive every week.

Around the feed, Hoppr offers a wardrobe of skins, colours and rare pieces that players own, a marketplace for collectible skins and premium usernames, and daily contests that rank players on a board. Creators can publish their own games on the platform and earn from every play. The app is offered on Google Play and through Telegram.

Hoppr works like a vertical feed: you swipe up and the next game opens straight away, with no install or loading step. Games in the feed are free, contests run every day, and creators who publish games earn from the plays they get.

On top of that sits Hops, Hoppr's tier-based loyalty system. Hops build up through play, a daily streak, quests and referrals, for players and creators alike. They never drop, and a tier already reached stays. Every account begins as a Hopper and can move up through Bouncer and Big Hop to Apex, the top tier, held by the top 0.1% of accounts measured by total activity.

The explainer says every earning action has a daily cap, that the caps are not published, and that a streak multiplier grows with consecutive days. Missing a day resets that multiplier. The homepage describes streaks and quests as small reasons to return that stack up over a season.

Hoppr calls Hops a loyalty measure kept inside the app, and they cannot be traded. Earnings on Hoppr are paid separately in stablecoins. The Hops explainer says nothing about converting Hops into anything else.