Luxxcoin (LUX)

. If you want to collect LUX from @Lombard_Finance without putting any capital in, the simplest way is basically daily check‑ins. By setting an alarm and executing it correctly for a week, you can accumulate about 200 LUX per week without any gas fees or extra funds. Then, if you haven’t gathered any LUX yet, the next step is to complete the currently open basic events. They each require some capital, so you need to consider them, but the efficiency relative to LUX collection is good.

1. Stake at least 0.001 BTC.
This involves converting BTC on the actual Bitcoin network into $LBTC and minting it. Each operation incurs a BTC transfer fee, so staking only 0.001 BTC is a bit inefficient, but completing it once rewards you with a mission that gives 1,000 LUX. Tip: If possible, mint 0.002 BTC for better profit, since you’ll need it for the next mission anyway.

2. Deposit at least 0.002 BTC into a vault.
After minting as above, depositing 0.002 BTC or more into a vault grants you 2,000 LUX. I usually mint on the @base chain and put it into a Base‑chain‑based vault to save on gas fees.

3. $BARD staking.
This part is up to you; generally, it’s advised not to stake if possible, but $BARD has held its price well, currently offers around a 30% APR, and also gives about 5,000 LUX, so you might consider staking the minimum 100 $BARD.

As for referral missions, I haven’t succeeded in any yet, and they’re not easily accessible unless you’re a power user, so I’ll leave them out for now.

Thus, besides holding DeFi or LBTC on Lombard, these are the ways to earn LUX through additional missions.

. @Lombard_Finance is the most reliable way to accumulate LUX by daily check‑ins. The problem is that Lombard’s daily check‑in is the toughest among all daily check‑ins I know.

If you’ve tried it, you’ll know that the 24‑hour counter doesn’t work on a fixed 24‑hour day; it starts counting from the moment I confirm, so theoretically Lombard’s one‑week check‑in point can take up to 13 days. Each point gives 200 LUX, and if you stay active for 10 weeks you’ll get 2,000 LUX, which is a pretty good efficiency.

However, unless you embed it fully into your habit or set a morning alarm at a similar time every day, it’s too easy to miss, so the “easy” 7‑day check‑in doesn’t really exist.

In my case, I’ve been doing it recently and have successfully completed up to 7 seven‑day check‑ins, gathering a total of 1,400 LUX.

Those who have kept LBTC and collected LUX through check‑ins, when a special event shows up, the LUX payout often exceeds expectations, so participating when possible is beneficial for LUX accumulation. I also took part in the BARD additional staking event during last Christmas’s event, and BARD’s price held up well, so I consider it not a losing event.

Now, with Lombard Yaping Season 2 ending on March 18 and not much time left, everyone should keep earning monthly snapshot rankings steadily, hoping for a good result from the five‑month long‑term Yaping.

. @Lombard_Finance Christmas campaign results are out, so claims can finally be made.

In my case I participated in every available campaign, and upon checking I found that the ones not applied were those where the snapshot was taken before the Retro event was announced, as well as an event that required interaction with ten protocols.

I attempted to interact with more than ten protocols at the time, but I can’t tell whether it was because I didn’t maintain the required positions or because some of the protocols I tried were not counted.

Fortunately, everything except the Retro portion was applied correctly, allowing me to accumulate 18K LUX in one go. When the airdrop happens in March, I look forward to the various on‑chain activities Lombard conducted at the end of 2025 yielding good results.