Extended, a perpetuals exchange on Starknet built by Revolut alumni, has paid points every Tuesday since April 29, 2025. Its docs show 69,235,805 points distributed as of October 6, close to the 70 million cap that trackers report. About 30 percent of token supply is signaled for the community, but Extended has published no tokenomics, vesting terms or TGE date.
Correction, October 7 An earlier version said Extended's weekly ceiling in the current phase was 1.2 million points, and that Extended slashed points on August 10, citing a KuCoin news item. Extended's docs now cap each distribution at 600,000, and Airdrops.io says 1.2 million was the level at the start of Season 1. The KuCoin item does not report a slashing event, so we removed that claim.
Where it stands
Extended's docs list 69,235,805 points distributed as of October 6 and cap each weekly distribution at 600,000. Airdrops.io reported 68,734,321 as of September 29, and AirdropAlert gave 67,733,148 as of September 15. By our arithmetic, recent weeks added about 500,000 points each, which brings the program to the reported ceiling in roughly two weeks. Extended's docs do not state a cap themselves.
| As of | Points distributed | Source |
|---|---|---|
| September 15 | 67,733,148 | AirdropAlert |
| September 29 | 68,734,321 | Airdrops.io, citing Extended's docs |
| October 6 | 69,235,805 | Extended docs |
The docs are plain about what points are. They are not money, cannot be bought, sold, transferred or redeemed, and may be taken into account in a future token distribution that would carry separate terms. No allocation method, conversion ratio, claim process, distribution date or token value has been confirmed. Points can be withheld or adjusted for wash trading, self-referrals, multiple accounts, bots or errors.
The signals beyond the docs are stronger than a pure maybe. Trackers report about 30 percent of supply for the early community, the EXT ticker circulates in every guide, and Airdrops.io says the team expects the token shortly after the points program finishes. Bitrue's guide treats the 30 percent figure as unconfirmed by Extended. That gap between signals and commitments is why this entry sits at expected.
4.3M points before Season 1.
Up to 1.2M points a week at launch.
Jump Crypto and Alber Blanc join.
600,000 weekly ceiling. Cap reported at 70M.
No tokenomics, vesting or date.
Who is behind it, and how points are earned
Extended comes from Revolut alumni. It runs a hybrid central limit order book on Starknet, accepts deposits from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, BSC, Avalanche and Polygon, and lists more than 100 markets at up to 100x leverage. Alongside crypto perps sit equities, FX, commodities and indices. The project has raised about $19 million, and on July 2 eToro led a $12.5 million round with Jump Crypto and Alber Blanc participating.
Points go to traders, vault liquidity providers and referrers every Tuesday at 00:00 UTC. The passive lane runs through Extended's vaults: you deposit USDC, receive XVS vault shares and earn the liquidity side of the program without directional risk. Referrals add a smaller stream.
The enforcement side mirrors what we described on the Pacifica entry. Wash trading and mirrored positions can be slashed, which hurts more on a capped program, because slashed points free room in a pool that competitors are still filling.
Risks and how to size it
The cap shapes the math. With the pool nearly full, a newcomer's realistic share of 70 million points is small, and earning it means paying perps fees and carrying leverage risk on a young venue. If you already trade perps or hold USDC you would deploy anyway, routing some of it through Extended is a cheap lottery ticket on a program with more structure than most. If you do not, manufacturing volume this late in a capped race is the weakest version of the trade.
Fake claim pages are the other risk. A program this close to its ceiling attracts them as soon as TGE rumors firm up. There is no claim today, no date and no official tokenomics, so every EXT claim link is hostile until Extended's verified channels say otherwise. Peers like Lighter show how quickly a perp DEX points program can become a valuable token, but nothing obliges Extended to match that. Our farming guide explains why programs at this stage attract capital sized for the best case.
What to watch:
- The distribution that takes the total to the reported 70 million.
- Published tokenomics, vesting terms or a TGE date.
- Any change to the 600,000 weekly ceiling.
How to position yourself
- Trade on Extended only with size and leverage you would use anyway. Points follow genuine weekly volume, and perps losses can exceed any future allocation.
- Expect little from late entry. Distributions land every Tuesday at 00:00 UTC, each capped at 600,000 points, and the total pool is near its reported 70 million ceiling.
- For the passive route, deposit USDC into Extended's vaults for XVS vault shares. They earn the liquidity side of the program without directional trading.
- Do not wash trade or mirror positions: Extended's docs say such points can be withheld. Treat any EXT claim page as a scam until Extended announces a token generation event.
Reality check None of these steps guarantee an allocation. Teams change criteria late, add anti-sybil filters, and sometimes never ship a token. Only spend time and gas you are fine writing off.
