Hypercall Earn Rewards
The Quotrons campaign is live on Earn. It rewards eligible covered-call positions separately from their option premium.
Separate from the premium
Premium is paid by a market maker when a covered-call position funds. Campaign rewards are separate from that premium and do not change the option terms.
The campaign reward asset is rQUOTRONS on Ink.
Premium
Part of the firm RFQ
- Quoted by a market maker
- Paid when a position funds
- Defines the covered-call tradeoff
Campaign reward
Separate and variable
- Uses configured eligibility and position weight
- Changes with campaign accounting, not a fixed APY
- Claims separately from the option premium
How the campaign works
The campaign is built around eligible writer receipts:
- Eligibility is explicit. The campaign configuration names the supported collateral, settlement token, expiry, and campaign window.
- Allocation is variable. Premium paid and time active affect a position's relative campaign weight.
- Receipt ownership matters. If a writer receipt transfers, subsequent campaign accounting follows its current owner.
- Claims are separate. A credited wallet submits a separate claim transaction for its campaign allocation.
The current campaign runs until 30 October 2026, 20:00 UTC; its budget and window are readable on the rewards module. It does not advertise an APY, because each position's share depends on the campaign's active weight and the configured position terms.
Swaps
The Get Assets page swaps USDG, USDC or USDT0 into an eligible xStock before you open an Earn position. The final leg always goes through a Quotrons pool; USDC and USDT0 are first routed to USDG through Velodrome.
Learn more
- Open Earn, see the eligible series and live campaign surface
- Contracts, the rewards module and rQUOTRONS explorer links
- How Earn Is Different, why campaign rewards are separate from premium