
Designing Behavioral Loops at Consumer Scale
How your users can stay engaged without them feeling forced or coerced.
At consumer scale, rewards and token usage introduce a structural risk: if claiming becomes an extraction moment and usage is limited to spending, engagement collapses into short-term behavior, accelerating churn and sell pressure. For a Web2-first audience, traditional crypto mechanics amplify this risk, single-cadence engagement fatigues users, passive rewards fail to create return intent, and token usage lacks meaning beyond monetary value.
The core challenge was to design claim and usage loops that create predictable reasons to return, teach value through participation rather than speculation, and scale sustainably without inflating supply or eroding trust.
The claim
through time
The claim, from the live version back to the first.

Live version

Version 5

Version 4

Version 3

Version 2

Version 1
System Solution
We designed a layered engagement architecture, aligning claim and usage moments across daily, weekly, and monthly cadences.
- Daily loops (Spin & Win, Daily Flip) create lightweight momentum
- Weekly loops (Sweat Kingdom, Voting, Mia) reinforce mastery, progression and engagement
- Monthly loops (Claiming Earning & New Rewards) anchor anticipation and renewal
Each cadence operated independently, but feed the same behavioral system.
Daily loops
Weekly loops
Monthly loops
Outcome
We created EarnHub to support these loops.
Their elements had lived inside Claim, on what was in effect a level 3 page. We moved them out, made EarnHub a tab in the navigation, and left Claim as a pure happy moment.
EarnHub turned into one of the biggest drivers of retention in the wallet.


Results
- 24%
- higher D14 retention, with the help of streaks
- 30%
- more ad revenue










