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prizes
What you are paid, who qualifies, and the four ways a finishing place can fail to collect.
you keep a share of your own profit
A payout here is not a slice of a purse. Finish inside the top 20 and above the balance you started with, and you keep 0.5%of the profit you made. Nobody else's result changes what you are paid.
| profit on the run | you keep (0.5%) |
|---|---|
| $500 | $2.50 |
| $2,000 | $10.00 |
| $10,000 | $50.00 |
Shares are calculated in whole USDC units and always round down. A losing run pays $0— never a negative amount, because a simulated loss costs you nothing real and is not netted against anybody else's winnings.
the pool is the ceiling
The pool is every entry fee paid into that run, plus any sponsor contribution, and it is the hard limit on everything paid out of a run combined. A free roll sits at $0 unless it is sponsored. An unentered pool is shown as — rather than $0.00, because a hard zero reads as broken when it is really just early.
Because your share is measured against live market prices, a bad price print could in principle inflate a paper profit far beyond anything the pool could cover. When the total owed exceeds the funded pool, settlement is refused outright rather than scaling everyone down to fit — paying a quietly reduced rate would be worse than paying late. Whatever is left after every share is paid is retained by memecoin firm.
who qualifies
Placing in the top 20 is necessary but not sufficient. A place is blocked from collecting for any of four reasons:
- Finished down. You ended at or below your starting balance. Rank alone earns nothing — 0.5% of a loss is not a prize.
- Busted. You hit the drawdown floor during the run.
- Under the trade minimum. You placed fewer trades than the format requires, or held them over too short a window.
- No payout wallet. You have not told us where to send the money.
These are checked independently rather than in sequence, so a scoreboard shows every reason that applies to you at once instead of only the first one — fixing one problem should not reveal a second you were never told about.
unclaimed shares
When someone who finished up cannot collect, that money is not redistributed to the other winners. It is held as unclaimed.
Reallocating it would pay people against profit they did not make. The money is still owed to the trader who earned it, and becomes payable as soon as they nominate a wallet.
how payouts are sent
Prizes are USDC transfers on Solana, sent to the payout wallet on your profile. A payout is only recorded as paid after the transfer has been verified on-chain against the amount your rank was owed — the record follows the money, never the intent to send it.
Keep your payout wallet separate in your mind from whatever wallet you paid the entry fee with; they do not have to be the same address. See payments.