FAQ
Common questions about STRYK.
Is STRYK live on mainnet?
Yes. STRYK runs on Base mainnet.
Balances, fees and on-chain transactions involve real funds. Check the network and transaction details before you sign.
Does it cost anything to create an account?
No. Connecting a wallet and signing in does not have a STRYK sign-up fee.
On-chain actions such as trading and launching can include STRYK fees and Base gas. The app shows the amount before you sign.
See Fees explained.
Can I change my token after launch?
You can update the project image, description and social links.
You cannot change the token name, ticker, contract address or chain after launch.
The project image currently has a 7-day change cooldown.
See Manage your project.
How do rewards work?
STRYK currently has four main fee-funded reward tracks:
- Trader
- Creator
- Holder
- Referral
Campaign rewards, Fun Drops and Burn & Spin use their own pools and rules.
Start with Rewards.
What happens if I miss a Trader or Creator weekly goal?
The weekly progress counter resets. Your existing Pending reward balance does not disappear.
Meet the current unlock condition later and the pending amount can unlock under the current rules.
What happens if I don't claim a reward?
It depends on the reward type.
Time-boxed campaign prizes and Fun Drops have their own deadlines and expiry outcomes. Normal platform rewards can use different claim rules.
STRYK shows the deadline on the reward itself, so use the date shown in your Profile rather than assuming one window applies to everything.
Do I need to lock or stake $SHARBI for Holder Rewards?
No. The current Holder Rewards model recognizes eligible verified holdings without a staking requirement.
See About $SHARBI.
Are rewards guaranteed income?
No.
Reward amounts depend on the activity and pool behind each reward type. Token prices can also move sharply, so rewards do not remove trading risk.
How do randomized features work?
Burn & Spin and supported random draws use funded reward pools. Where STRYK marks a result as provably fair, you can verify the result afterwards.
See the individual feature page for its current rules and limits.