Claims

What your wallet has received, and what it is owed.

Paste a Solana address. The answer comes from the engine's own books and holder index, judged by the same rules the next round will apply — not from a copy of them.

Every round

What went out, and when

Every round the engine has run, from its own books: what it bought, what it burned, what it sent to holders. Payouts count in the round that sent them, so a carried share appears when it finally clears the floor, not when it was earned.

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How to read it

The three things that decide what you get

          In the runningaverage over the cycle
          Your share of a round follows your time-weighted average balance from the last round to
          this one, and you must still hold at the moment the round runs. Selling before it forfeits that round;
          buying just before it earns a sliver. The floor applies to the average, not to what you hold right now.
        

          Owed but carriedworth less than its delivery
          A payout in a token you do not hold yet needs a token account, and that account costs a fixed
          rent. Until your claim in that token is worth twice the rent, it is recorded and carried into the
          next round, and the one after. Nothing is lost; it is waiting to be worth sending. Once you hold the
          token, the floor falls away and only dust is held back.
        

          Sentwith the next round
          A claim that clears the floor goes out in the next round's payout batch. Each row above
          that says "ready" is one of those. The figures on this page are as old as the line under them says.
        