Rewards
Two things fund rewards: the 1% fee a sender pays in ETH on top of each gift, and, once $SEND launches, the creator rewards pons pays the treasury on every $SEND trade. Half of everything the treasury takes in is set aside as ETH rewards for people holding $SEND, and a tenth for the week's top gifters. Amounts depend entirely on real usage, and no rate is promised.
This week
Holder rewards have not started yet
$SEND is not launched yet, so no wallet holds it and no holder share can be measured. The 50% set aside for holders stays in the public treasury wallet until then.
When $SEND launches, each week is worked out from the average $SEND balance your wallet held across that week, divided by every eligible wallet's, applied to the ETH funded for that week. Nothing is shown here as earned before it is real.
Anything shown for a week still in progress is an estimate and can change until the week is finished.
Claimable
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History
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The rules
- Holding $SEND in your own wallet is all it takes. There is no staking and nothing to lock up, and you can move or sell your $SEND whenever you want.
- 50% of collected fees goes to holders and 10% to the week's top gifters, both paid in ETH.
- A week's rules are fixed before that week begins, and a week is only finished once its numbers have been fully counted and checked.
- These wallets never earn rewards: SEND's treasury wallet, SEND's fee wallet, the escrow contract, and burn addresses. Wallets the app creates for people are eligible like any other.
- No rate is promised. The pools are whatever the 1% fee actually collects, and that depends on real usage.