Rabbithole has launched Claim all, letting users consolidate pending rewards from multiple chains in a single transaction. The feature pulls rewards from Base, Arbitrum, and Robinhood Chain into one claim — one tap, gas paid in ETH, with no approval step required.
Rabbithole positions it as an end to rewards being scattered across chains, aiming to simplify payout for users earning across its live campaigns. New users sign up and deposit at app.rabbithole.gg to use it.

Rabbithole has opened applications for its Ecosystem Ambassador Program, offering up to $150K in cumulative bounties. The program recruits ambassadors who can open doors to protocols, foundations, wallets, and infrastructure teams, emphasizing real access over reach.
Applicants apply via the link in Rabbithole's announcement; bounties are paid out cumulatively across the program's activities.
Rabbithole has officially gone live, promoting its onchain retention marketplace with a launch video showing 11 live earning opportunities. Its roster includes six Beefy Finance campaigns, where users stake managed CLM positions on Robinhood across GLD, SLV, AMZN, TSM, GME and MSTR to earn real Beefy USDG rewards.
The platform rebranded from Rabbithole's campaign tooling into a retention marketplace where protocols pay for user retention rather than acquisition. Users keep custody with no lockups, and rewards accumulate based on position size and time held, complementing its existing KyberSwap FairFlow liquidity campaigns. Other live campaigns back BTC/ETH/SOL/HYPE outcomes on Polymarket.

Rabbithole launched a new KyberSwap FairFlow pool pair for USDC/USDT0 on Arbitrum, part of its ongoing partnership with Kyber Network. Users who provide liquidity in range to the pool are eligible to earn KNC. Eligible in-range positions can earn rewards and existing positions already in the pool count toward qualification.
Rabbithole partnered with Kyber Network to launch two KyberSwap FairFlow liquidity campaigns: WBTC/cbBTC and WBTC/WETH. Existing positions qualify, with KNC accruing daily while positions stay active and in range on Rabbithole. Within the first 48 hours, $145K+ of WBTC liquidity earned 1,593+ KNC across 33,000+ positions, and the WBTC/cbBTC pool was extended for 13 more days at 20% APY. Steakhouse's USDC hold campaign led hold-side activity at $39,670 TVE.

Rabbithole announced it is no longer in early access and now runs live campaigns across LidoFinance, SteakhouseFi, ether.fi, ForkastGG and Polymarket, with over $10M in ecosystem rewards claimed. Users complete hold, trade or prediction campaigns, keep their positions and earn rewards for staying. Partnership stats shared so far show rapid early participation, including $145K+ of WBTC liquidity earning KNC within the first 48 hours.
The Quest Protocol that powered RabbitHole was rebranded as Boost, and a successor platform named Boost Inbox was announced to launch in February 2024; RabbitHole was slated to fully merge into Boost Inbox by early April 2024, retiring the RabbitHole brand.
RabbitHole launched Quest Terminal, an onchain task deployment program that allows anyone to deploy tasks to the Quest Protocol, create allowlists targeting high-value users, and distribute ERC-20 rewards for onchain actions.
RabbitHole announced its V2 upgrade, which introduced a fully onchain Quest Protocol, replacing the V1 Skills and XP system with Quest Receipts (ERC-721) and protocol-defined allowlists for token rewards.
RabbitHole completed an $18M Series A funding round led by Greylock and TCG Crypto, with participation from investors including ParaFi Capital and Jump Capital, to further expand the platform and attract more users.
RabbitHole raised $3.6M in seed funding, led by Electric Capital with participation from Coinbase Ventures and Framework Ventures, to expand its operations and develop its platform.
RabbitHole was founded by Brian Flynn in Venice, California as a platform to help users earn crypto by completing tasks and learning to use DeFi and web3 applications.
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