ActionFi Airdrops on Action Model: SIXR + $LAM

ActionFi stopped being a roadmap item and started paying. The first ActionFi airdrop campaigns are live on Action Model, and the opening pair is the reason to move now: you earn the $LAM airdrop and the SIXR airdrop at the same time, from the same free tasks. Video walkthrough above.

Action Model has always had two layers. The base layer trains the Large Action Model: install the extension, do your normal browsing, earn points toward $LAM - a token that is already locked in, with 35% of total supply (350M of 1B $LAM) reserved for the community that trains the AI, on an epoch multiplier system (founding members 5x, Epoch 1 2x, currently Epoch 2 at 1.9x - multipliers are permanent, so every epoch you wait costs you forever).

ActionFi is the second layer, and it just switched on. It is the marketplace where digital products and companies pay the community to complete real tasks - social actions, onboarding steps, explainer activities - and now those tasks carry third-party airdrop campaigns. The first involves SIXR: complete the campaign tasks and you are earning SIXR's airdrop and stacking $LAM rewards simultaneously. And it is already widening - NeoSoul ($11M raised, backed by Amber Group and 0G Foundation) runs its own ActionFi campaign with a share of a 100k rewards pool on top of the same $LAM stack. Two allocations, one effort, zero cost.

Being in the first ActionFi campaign is worth more than the campaign itself. Platforms remember their earliest cohort (Action Model's own epoch system is proof of how they treat earliness), and campaign one is the thinnest competition an ActionFi campaign will ever have. Every later campaign inherits a bigger user base. The play is to be in the system now so that every future campaign - and more are the whole point of ActionFi - finds you already set up, multiplier locked, history accumulating.

$LAM's community allocation is confirmed in tokenomics; SIXR's airdrop terms are whatever the campaign states in-app - we are not quoting numbers for it beyond what the tasks show, and you should read the campaign card before assuming size. Task-for-airdrop platforms live and die by task quality, so do real tasks, not spam - ActionFi campaigns are paid for by real companies, and accounts that spam get filtered exactly like sybils everywhere else.

Background reading: Action Model entry · ActionFi: earn from real tasks · what is a Large Action Model · confirmed airdrops 2026