The Drop

a prize of $250 in SOL goes to one wallet that bought during this round. qualifying buy creator fees fill the bar. there is no timer. at 100%, the counter resets and a new round begins.

How it works

• buying is entering. nothing to connect, nothing to sign, nothing to register.
• one entry per 0.25 SOL of qualifying buys. small buys add up. no cap. the amount is the SOL swap input at the House pool, including pool fees but excluding network and wallet/router fees.
• only buys count. a sell earns nothing and fills nothing.
• the bar is fees, not volume. qualifying buys of every size contribute. how much buying it takes depends on the creator fees those buys pay, and that rate moves.
• entries follow purchase batches, newest first. each completed 0.25 SOL batch records the tokens it actually bought. selling any of those tokens removes that batch's entry. selling more from the same batch does not remove another entry; the next entry goes only when the sale reaches the next older batch.
• later buys can earn fresh entries. they do not restore a broken batch. an unfinished newest batch is used first on a sale, and its partial progress is discarded if touched. selling does not subtract fees already counted.
• finalized records, in chain order. the tracker checks buys and sells through the House pool. transfers do not earn entries. figures may briefly show “syncing” while new chain records are checked.
• the dev wallet and the pool are excluded, by address.
• a fresh round at 100%. the closing buy stays in the completed round. the counter and entries reset to zero; later buys count toward the new round.

What filled the bar

recent contributions below. the complete transaction ledger is available as receipts.

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