Airdrop guide
Sixpence airdrop step by step tutorial
The Sixpence airdrop is Season 1 Rewards, a points campaign with a 10,000 USDG prize pool for people who lend, borrow or deposit into vaults on Sixpence, a money market for tokenized stocks. The campaign is running as of 27 October 2026, and the homepage banner says the season ends in 26 days. Taking part means connecting a wallet on Robinhood Chain and opening a position. Sixpence has not announced a token.
Live · checked 27 October 2026
As of 27 October 2026, the Sixpence rewards page shows Season 1 accruing points, with a leaderboard snapshot dated Oct 27, 23:00 UTC, and the homepage banner says the season ends in 26 days.
Sixpence Season 1 Rewards shares a 10,000 USDG pool by points earned from lending, borrowing and vault deposits on Robinhood Chain.
What is Sixpence?
Sixpence is a decentralized lending protocol for people who hold tokenized stocks and ETFs. It is aimed at holders who want to use those assets as collateral or as a source of yield, instead of leaving them idle in a wallet.
The product has two lending sides. On the borrowing side, tokenized stocks and ETFs are supplied as collateral and USDC is borrowed against them. On the earning side, stablecoins go into curated vaults that pay yield sourced from borrow demand. Its docs add that supplied assets can include stable assets such as USDC and USDT alongside tokenized equities.
Sixpence says it has been audited by Sherlock and that the audit report is public.
How Sixpence works
Sixpence pools supplied assets into a lending market. Users supply tokenized equities or stable assets such as USDC and USDT, and those assets earn yield from borrowing demand. Supplied assets also work as collateral, so users can borrow against them without selling. What a user can borrow is tied to the value of their collateral and to the protocol's collateral settings. Vault depositors earn yield that comes from the same borrow demand.
The Season 1 campaign turns this activity into points. Every hour, a snapshot values a position in dollars and multiplies that value by a rate set by the position type: net vault deposits earn the most per dollar, outstanding debt comes next, and supplied assets earn the least.
Rewards come from a 10,000 USDG pool, split according to each participant's portion of all Season 1 points. Final amounts and claim dates are still to be published, and no Sixpence token has been announced. Participation is subject to the jurisdiction limits set out in the campaign terms.
The Sixpence Season 1 Rewards (10,000 USDG prize pool) airdrop
Season 1 Rewards splits a 10,000 USDG prize pool among wallets in proportion to the points they earn. Points come from supplied assets, outstanding debt and net vault deposits, counted at hourly snapshots. Holding such a position earns points, subject to the jurisdiction restrictions in the campaign terms. No token has been announced.
Step by step: how to get the Sixpence Season 1 Rewards (10,000 USDG prize pool) airdrop
Stay safe: a real airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Use only the official links on this page, and treat any message that offers help with a claim as a scam.
Step 1: Open the Season 1 campaign page
Go to the Sixpence campaign page to see the points rates, the leaderboard and the prize pool. Read the campaign terms first, since jurisdiction restrictions apply.
Step 2: Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain
Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain so your points and rewards can be shown. Points appear once a snapshot is available.
Step 3: Supply assets or borrow on the Lend page
On the Lend page, supply assets to earn Lend points, or borrow against them so your outstanding debt earns Borrow points.
Step 4: Deposit into a vault on the Earn page
Use the Earn page to make a vault deposit. Net vault deposits earn the Yield rate, the highest of the three.
Step 5: Keep the position open and watch your share
Points are counted at every hourly snapshot, so they build as long as the position stays open. Check the leaderboard on the campaign page, and review the Risk Dashboard for live risk parameters.
Sixpence airdrop FAQ
Is the Sixpence airdrop still live?
- Yes. As of 27 October 2026, the Sixpence Season 1 Rewards campaign is live, with points still accruing and the latest leaderboard snapshot dated Oct 27, 23:00 UTC. Taking part means lending, borrowing or depositing into a vault and keeping that position open through the hourly snapshots.
Does Sixpence have a token?
- No token has been announced by Sixpence. The Season 1 campaign instead shares a 10,000 USDG prize pool among participants in proportion to their points, and the prize pool is denominated in USDG. Sixpence has not named a ticker or a launch date for any token.
What does it cost to take part?
- Taking part requires a position rather than a payment: supplied assets, outstanding debt or a net vault deposit. Those positions carry risk. The campaign page states that DeFi lending carries risk of principal loss, including liquidation, smart contract, oracle and issuer risk, and that points do not offset these risks.
Which chain does the Sixpence campaign run on?
- The campaign runs on Robinhood Chain. The Season 1 rewards page asks you to connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain to see your points and rewards. Sixpence has not named any other chain for the campaign.
How are Sixpence rewards earned and claimed?
- Rewards are earned through points counted at each hourly snapshot. Your position's USD value is multiplied by its points rate, and your share of all Season 1 points sets your share of the pool. Sixpence has not yet published final amounts or claim dates, which are to appear in the rewards area.
Sources for this listing
- 01Sixpence, Lend, Borrow & Earn on Tokenized RWAsixpence.ai · read 27 October 2026
- 02Sixpence, Lend, Borrow & Earn on Tokenized RWAsixpence.xyz · read 27 October 2026
- 03Introducing Sixpence: Sixpencedocs.sixpence.xyz · read 27 October 2026
