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AI-driven web3 platform Synnax launches SynQuest Telegram game
Decentralised AI platform Synnax has launched mini-game SynQuest on Telegram. In conjunction with the launch, it’s also kickstarted an airdrop campaign, allowing users to earn points by answering trivia questions. The accumulated points will later be converted into SYNAI tokens.
As opposed to tapping, in SynQuest users answer a series of trivia and simple questions about crypto and finance, by choosing from multiple-choice answers. This also unlocks access to additional mini-games and rewards.
One of Synnax’s purposes of launching the game is to convert player sentiment into actionable data. By playing, users contribute to a real-time sentiment stream, which Synnax eventually plans to monetize. The data will be used to enhance Synnax’s decentralized machine learning models (LLMs), which predict the financial outlook of public and private companies.
Synnax hopes to generate additional revenue by offering partners the opportunity to include sponsored questions, with its inaugural sponsor being RWA marketplace Polytrade. This revenue will be shared with players through a staking mechanism when the SYNAI token launches.
As for the company, Synnax is using decentralized AI models to predict financial outcomes with greater accuracy. It aims to offer deeper insights into both public and private companies, making it a useful tool for both investors and businesses.
“The player sentiment data gathered through SynQuest will play a pivotal role in enhancing our decentralized machine learning models, giving us a real-time pulse on user behaviours, preferences, and market trends. This data-driven approach not only strengthens SynQuest but also feeds into the broader AI ecosystem,” said Synnax co-founder and CEO Robert Alcorn.
“What truly sets SynQuest apart is its unique monetization model. By converting engagement into SYNAI tokens, we’re creating a bridge between gameplay and real-world value.”
Find out more about Synnax via its website.