Earn Bits points for participation and unlock future rewards
The Bits Program is BitVault’s loyalty and rewards system. Users earn Bits as non-transferable points. Bits track contributions across protocol activities.
What are Bits?
Bits are non-transferable points. They have no cash value. They measure your engagement with BitVault.
Track your Bits balance at:
https://app.bitvault.finance/points
What Bits can be used for
Bits may unlock future rewards, including:
BVAULT token distributions
Early access to new features and upgrades
Enhanced sbvUSD yield tiers
Governance participation access
Priority whitelisting for institutional programs
NFT rewards for top performers
How to earn Bits
Bits are earned primarily through BTC deposits. Points scale with the deposit type.
Points multipliers (BTC deposits)
Asset type
Multiplier
Native BTC
5x
WBTC
3x
Exotic (other wrapped BTC)
2x
The multiplier is applied to the base Bits earning rate shown in the app.
Referral program
Earn a 15% referral bonus on Bits earned by referred users.
The leaderboard tracks the Top 50 referrers.
Points accumulate and display on the leaderboard.
How it works
Connect your wallet.
Deposit BTC (native, WBTC, or exotic wrapped BTC).
Earn Bits based on the multiplier for your deposit type.
Share your referral link to earn 15% of your referrals’ Bits.
Compete on the Top 50 referrers leaderboard.
Seasons & rewards
The program runs in Seasons (about 3–6 months). Each Season has defined earning and distribution windows.
Season structure
Accumulation phase
Snapshot and anti-gaming review (1–2 weeks)
Distribution phase (1–2 weeks)
Reset and new Season
Reward types
BVAULT token allocation
Enhanced sbvUSD access for top holders
NFT rewards
Governance rights and voting multipliers
Terms & conditions
Bits are non-transferable. Bits have no cash value. Bits do not represent equity or profit share.
BitVault may change earning rates, multipliers, and rewards. Sybil attacks and gaming attempts can be disqualified. Rewards are subject to governance approval. Availability may vary by jurisdiction.
