Bybit SpaceS: Space Arcade Farming

Some games want hours of your screen time. Others let you press a button, leave a ship on autopilot and come back in a few hours. Bybit SpaceS belongs to the second kind, with an arcade mode for people who chase high scores. 🚀

It is a Telegram game from the Web3 arm of the Bybit crypto exchange (the wallet was later renamed Bybit Wallet). Here is how points accumulate, what tasks you will meet and what to check before connecting a wallet.

A ship on autopilot

The base of the game is called Launch to Farm. You tap Start Farming and the ship flies by itself while points accumulate. There is no cooldown, but points per cycle are capped every three hours, so checking in every few hours pays better than keeping the game open.

The habit is simple: open, collect, launch again. It takes under a minute.

Six tries at a high score

The second part is Play to Earn. It is a retro arcade in the spirit of old space shooters: you dodge asteroids inspired by internet memes. An attempt lasts up to 60 seconds, and the longer you survive, the more points you get.

You receive six free attempts a day, reset at midnight UTC. 🎮

Where points come from

• Auto farming: points flow from the launched ship, with a cap every three hours.
• Arcade: your result depends on how long you survive in an attempt.
• Tasks: usually one-time, such as connecting a wallet or following and sharing posts on a social network.
• Invites: you and the new friend each get 200 points.
• Multiplier: grows with your friend count, from 1.2x at five friends to 3x at fifty.

The wallet: what to connect and what never to do

Taking part requires a seed-phrase wallet from the exchange itself. Connect only the official wallet, through its own app.

A seed phrase is the key to all your funds. Neither support chats, nor games, nor private messages will ever need it. If someone asks for it to "claim a reward", you are talking to a scammer. ⚠️

What farming points really gets you

In games like this, points are an accounting unit inside the project. Whether they ever turn into a reward is entirely the owners' decision, and nobody can promise it in advance.

At launch the developers did not announce what the points would become, so talk of payouts is guesswork. Do not expect income. Treat the game as entertainment and a way to get familiar with the wallet.

The referral race without the excess

Invites bring points to both sides, which is nice. But game links are constantly spread in blogs and chats with promises of a "profitable start". Be skeptical: the author collects the bonus, not you.

Invite people who might really enjoy it. A pile of empty accounts helps nobody.

Checking that the rules are current

The game came out in autumn 2024, around Halloween, and the conditions may have changed since. Look up limits, multipliers and tasks in the bot itself and in the exchange's help center, not in old reviews.

This goes for every farming game: fresh rules are only visible inside the app. 🧭