Jeet jail

The rules

• Pays out daily (engine v1).
• Shared out to holders in proportion to their weight.
• Needs at least $10 held and at least 24 hours of holding.
• Jail: a wallet whose balance was lower at any 30-minute sample than at the previous sample is excluded for 3 epochs. Transfers that do not lower the sampled balance do not count.
• Weight: current balance at each sample.
• No wallet can take more than 5% of the branch pot.
• Skipped when the branch pot is under $20.
• System exclusions always apply: protocol and pool addresses, and wallets that bought in the launch block or the first blocks after it.

No wallet can take more than its cap of a cycle’s pot, so the cycle pays out only when at least 20 wallets qualify. With fewer than 20 eligible wallets the pot is not paid and rolls into the next cycle.

The rules are hashed at launch and the hash is stored in the pool contract, so they cannot change afterwards.

What can be gamed

This program has no known wallet-splitting trick, but the holding floors do not make any program immune. Balances are read from the chain, so only what a wallet really holds counts.

What you have to trust

• A new list waits through a claim delay before holders can claim, so a mistake can be caught. Revvy can cancel a list that is still waiting.
• Revvy’s committer key builds each list. If it were misused a list could favour a wallet. Every list is published and can be checked against the chain, but checking is on you and the community.
• The pool contracts have not had a third-party audit.

More in the reward programs guide and the risk disclosure.