Points Farming · 2026-11-11
June (askJuneAI): daily prompts earn points, voice pays double and streaks add 1.5x
Overview
June is Blockchain.com's privacy-first, multi-model AI assistant. One interface handles market research, portfolio analysis, wallet history and charts, plus image and video generation, and the team says chats are neither stored nor used for training. A new points season launched in early November 2026, built around daily use so that showing up to ask five questions a day turns into accumulating points.
Requirements
Sign up with email or a wallet and activate the account with the verification code. Each day: log in for 15 base points, switch the AI model once for 25 base points, send five text prompts and five voice prompts. Using Standard Voice mode counts toward both the text and voice caps at once.
Reward
Points. Voice prompts score double; Pro plans get a 2x multiplier and Max plans 3x; a maintained streak multiplies everything by another 1.5x on top. Points feed the season leaderboard, and the team says they can be redeemed for future rewards.
Deadline
Open-ended
Ongoing
Risk notes
Neither a token nor an airdrop is confirmed. The official public answer on whether June will issue a token is nothing to share, and points are described only as redeemable for future rewards. So this is time traded for an uncertain qualification. The multiplier structure also deserves a look: Pro at 2x and Max at 3x mean a paid subscription raises the same actions two or three times over, which structurally puts free users behind on the leaderboard. If the goal is points rather than the product, work out whether the subscription cost buys enough extra points to be worth it.
How to take part
- Always enter through the official link listed under Source — never a shortened link from a stranger.
- Use a dedicated wallet. Start with a small transaction, confirm it behaves as expected, then scale.
- Check every requirement one by one, especially snapshot times and holding periods.
- Claim or confirm before the deadline — expired windows are rarely re-opened.