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Holder airdrops

Time-weighted ownership, calendar rounds, published allocations and retained payout credits.

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Hold over time; no staking required

Airdrop weight is the time-weighted average eligible token balance during the recorded round. Holding 1,000 tokens for half a round and zero for the other half contributes a 500-token average. Measurement includes eligible balances that existed before the current protocol deployment; it cannot start every migrated holder’s history at the v2 launch block.

Exclude the rewarded token’s own pool, specified protocol/DEX contracts, burn addresses, configured exclusions and the sanctions-screening snapshot. Eligible Sinjoh markets holding the rewarded token as backing are measured as explicit market shares rather than ordinary wallets.

Calendar rounds and carry

Supported schedules are 30 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours and weekly, aligned to Unix-epoch calendar boundaries. Weekly boundaries are Thursday 00:00 UTC. The first round begins when configured and ends at the next strictly later boundary.

A qualifying airdrop pot must be worth at least $10 at round close. Empty, paused or below-minimum periods carry unallocated funds. The next qualifying post records skipped periods and reasons without stretching that qualifying round’s holder-measurement window.

From a closed round to payments

  1. 01Reconstruct closed period
  2. 02Publish inputs & Merkle result
  3. 03Post reserved allocation
  4. 04Push valid payouts
  5. 05Retain failed credits

The attester posts qualifying rounds in order with totals bounded by funds available for that close after prior obligations. Each leaf can be paid once. Anyone can push a valid payment or retry an existing credit; a failed transfer keeps the original amount reserved without charging or reserving it again.

A pause can stop posting or payouts while preserving posted obligations. Merkle validity proves membership in the posted result; it does not independently prove that the attester measured every eligible balance correctly. Published inputs support reconstruction.

Changing frequency preserves the current round

A frequency change takes effect after the current round closes under its recorded settings. The next interval begins at that close and ends at the next strictly later boundary of the new frequency; it can therefore be shorter. Completed results and existing credits keep their original meaning.