TLDR

Aura is earned by completing meaningful actions inside Edgen: quests, subscriptions, and referrals.
Credits power Edgen's AI features — market intelligence, reports, alerts.
High Aura scores unlock early features, special rewards, and leaderboard status.
Multipliers (up to 100x) accelerate how fast you earn based on your plan tier.

What is Aura?

Edgen’s Aura gives you real, practical advantages inside Edgen.

As your Aura score grows, you gain access to early feature releases, exclusive beta programs, and potential rewards linked to future events.

Aura has a leaderboard. Climbing it puts you in a different class of traders. The higher you rise, the closer you get to special rewards, unique privileges, and access that others won't see.

Aura also helps other traders recognize your commitment to the community. In simple terms, Aura turns your presence on Edgen into lasting value.

What are Credits?

Credits are how you use Edgen's AI.

Market intelligence, portfolio and 360º reports, smart alerts are all powered by Credits. Think of them as your fuel for Edgen's tools.

You can earn Credits for free by completing tasks in the Task Center, or get more through your subscription tier.

Task Center: How to Earn

The Task Center is your hub for earning both Aura and Credits.

It has 5 quest types:

Daily: check in, claim rewards
Onboarding: set up your Portfolio, sharpen your market edge
Challenges: hit milestones, unlock bonuses
Social: share your market takes or news
Partner: limited-time collabs with projects like Nansen, Pudgy Penguins, and more

Some tasks earn Credits. Some earn Aura.

Multipliers: Earn Faster

Your plan tier and period (monthly/yearly) determine how fast you earn Aura from tasks:

Free = 1x
Pro = 20-30x
Expert = 80-100x

Same tasks, very different rewards.

Multipliers apply to Aura earned from tasks, so upgrading your plan doesn't just unlock features, it accelerates your position on the leaderboard.

Subscription Aura

Subscribing to Pro or Expert gives you full access to Edgen's AI tools. But your subscription also brings Aura benefits:

You receive a one-time Aura bonus when your subscription begins.
During your subscription, daily check-ins earn you Aura every day.

These steady rewards help you grow your Aura score consistently over time.

Referral Aura

Invite friends to join Edgen. When they sign up and complete onboarding, you both earn Aura.

Edgen suggests which friends to invite to maximize your bonus.

If your referred friends become Pro or Expert subscribers, you can also earn a cut of their subscription via rebates.

Partner Quests

From time to time, Edgen partners with trusted projects to release limited-edition quests.

Completing partner tasks rewards extra Aura or perks like free Expert access, and lets you discover new tools and ecosystems connected to Edgen.

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Aura offers valuable benefits today, and its importance will grow as the ecosystem expands.

Building your Aura early puts you in a strong position for future opportunities.

Start today: complete a quest, explore the tools, subscribe if it fits your needs, or invite a friend. Every action adds to your Aura, and every point becomes part of your identity inside Edgen.

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