Spark has overhauled its Season 4 rewards program, putting SPK staking at the center. Participants now earn 3 points per token each day they keep their SPK staked. More than 633.5 million tokens have already been locked up by roughly 6,000 users.
How the new staking model works
Instead of earning rewards through other activities, Season 4 ties points directly to staked SPK. The rate is flat: 3 points per token per day, regardless of how long the tokens have been staked. That means a user staking 10,000 SPK collects 30,000 points daily. The program does not appear to have a tiered structure or bonus multipliers — at least none disclosed so far.
The simplicity is a shift from earlier seasons, which relied on more complex task-based or multiplier systems. Spark hasn’t detailed what those points can be redeemed for yet, but the company says more information will come before the season ends.
Staking numbers show strong early uptake
With 633.5 million SPK staked, the program has drawn significant participation. That figure represents a large chunk of the total SPK supply, though Spark hasn’t released an exact percentage. The 6,000 participants suggest a concentrated base of holders rather than a broad retail crowd.
It’s unclear how long the season will run. Spark hasn’t set an end date, but previous seasons lasted roughly three months. If that pattern holds, the current season could wrap up sometime in the spring.
What’s next for participants
For now, users can keep staking and accumulating points. Spark has promised to announce redemption details before the season closes. That announcement will likely determine whether the program drives long-term engagement or just a short-term spike in staked tokens.
No further changes to the rewards structure have been signaled. The company hasn’t said whether it will adjust the points rate or introduce new mechanics in future seasons.
