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Who is eligible

Which wallets count in a program, which are left out, and how the dollar value of a holding is measured.

What a wallet needs

A wallet must hold at least a minimum value for a minimum time to take part. Both depend on the program and are shown in the program tables: usually $10 or $25 held for 24 hours, and 72 hours for Diamond hands (strict). The token page shows the exact rules in words.

The dollar value is worked out from the ETH price and from the token's average price in ETH over the 30 minutes before the cycle's snapshot. It is an estimate at that moment, not the price you paid.

Who is left out

  • The token's creator and earlier creators.
  • The dev-buy wallet.
  • The vault, the token and the pool manager, and other protocol contracts.
  • Burn and zero addresses, the treasury address, the token's pool and Revvy's own contracts.
  • Contract wallets other than a Safe or a Coinbase Smart Wallet.
  • Wallets that fail a sanctions check.

Exchange wallets are not excluded. A prize or dividend sent to an exchange address may not reach the person who held there.

Limits that apply to everyone

  • No wallet can take more than a set share of a cycle's pot (dividends only). See Choosing programs.
  • A pot under $20 is not paid. It rolls into the next cycle.
  • Above 20,000 qualifying wallets, Flat dividend, Shrimp fund, Midcurve, Whale tax and Gas money roll, and every other program counts only the 20,000 largest by weight. See Dividends.

Check where you stand

On the token page, the Your odds line (games) or Your claim line (dividends) shows what the published list says about your wallet. Before the cycle's list is published, there is nothing to show. If you expected a share and see none, Why haven't I been paid? lists the usual reasons.

Check that taking part is allowed where you live. See also Trust and limits and the risk disclosure.