Introduction

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What is Boost

Boost is a platform for running token incentive campaigns onchain. Teams configure the behavior they want to reward — depositing into a vault, swapping on a DEX, voting on a proposal, holding a position over time — and Boost handles the operational layer: indexing onchain activity, calculating accrued rewards, snapshotting balances, and supporting claims. The platform offers two products:

• Time-Based Incentives reward users continuously for the size and duration of an onchain position they keep active. Designed for sustained behavior — deeper liquidity, longer holding periods, retention.
• One-Time Actions reward users once for completing a discrete onchain activity. Designed for specific actions — mints, swaps, votes, governance, contract calls.

Campaigns reach end users through rabbithole.gg, Boost’s consumer app where users discover, participate in, and claim rewards. Protocols don’t need to host a claim UI — rabbithole.gg handles distribution for both products. Boost is built for product, growth, and ecosystem teams at protocols and apps that want a focused way to incentivize specific onchain behavior.

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What You Can Do with Boost

A few common ways teams use Boost:

• Bootstrap liquidity — reward depositors in a new vault, LP, or staking pool, scaled by position size and duration. (Time-Based Incentives)
• Drive launch-day actions — pay one-time rewards for mints, swaps, or contract interactions tied to a launch. (One-Time Actions)
• Reward sustained holding — encourage longer holding periods on a token, vault share, or staked balance. (Time-Based Incentives)
• Activate governance — reward voters, delegators, or participants in DAO actions. (One-Time Actions)
• Welcome new users — onboard users with one-time rewards for their first swap, mint, or deposit. (One-Time Actions)
• Target a specific audience — restrict rewards to an allowlist (NFT holders, partner communities, existing users).

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Why Teams Choose Boost

• Skip the infra build. Indexing, snapshots, reward accounting, and claim flows are handled — focus on campaign design, not plumbing.
• Reach users already on rabbithole.gg. Campaigns surface to an existing user base instead of requiring you to drive traffic to a custom claim page.
• Pay only for rewards that are claimed. Anything undistributed returns to your funding account at the end of the claim window.
• Shape rewards to the behavior you want. Allowlists, minimum balances, deposit caps, fixed or variable rewards, and tiered payouts let you target a specific outcome.

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Browse the Docs

The docs are organized by product:

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Product Model

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What’s Shared Across Products

Both products distribute ERC-20 token rewards on EVM chains, and both surface campaigns to end users through rabbithole.gg — Boost’s consumer app where users discover and claim rewards. Product-specific guides cover the details that differ — campaign configuration, eligibility rules, reward calculation, and lifecycle.

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