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Fairness and anti-abuse

Counted trading uses stricter rules than ordinary Practice to limit fake prices, account farms and repeated claims.

> in plain words

  1. Only trades in your separate Rewards account can qualify.
  2. A successful exit does not guarantee that its round counts.
  3. Held payouts keep accruing while their review is unresolved.
losses stay with the accountTRY IT
balancepaid peak
Balance10 paper SOL
Peak10 paper SOL
Claimable0 paper SOL
Claimed this step0 paper SOL

Start at 10. The peak only moves when profit is paid.

Illustrative example. No funds move.

A counted fill

  • The server forces realistic execution, waits at least 400 ms after the request and requires a fresh tick observed after it. Prices may be at most 2.5 seconds old.
  • Liquidity must be at least $15,000 and at least 50 times the order size. The coin must be at least two minutes old, and the project token is excluded.
  • Only the pump.fun curve and the canonical PumpSwap pool count. Other venues are excluded.
  • A round holds at least 60 seconds. An open position whose liquidity fell by at least 90% from entry is marked to zero for claimable profit.

A counted account

One Rewards account belongs to each verified wallet, including its peak and bust history. The wallet used to sign in must also be the payout wallet. Holding checks use the lowest token balance over 24 hours.

Funding clusters, coincident fills across accounts and on-chain trading by the payout wallet can hold payouts for review. Mint concentration and wash ceilings apply to counted activity. Buys are limited to 100 per UTC day; exits are not capped by that limit.

A wallet signature proves control of an address, not that every wallet belongs to a different person. Practice fills never become counted Rewards fills.

Safe settlement

Payouts are reserved once. A separate signer enforces payout, wallet, hot-wallet and reserve limits. It persists the transaction before broadcast and reconciles uncertain outcomes before retrying. A paused signer or unresolved transfer can delay payouts.

Rewards remains visibly unavailable before launch. Simulation mode sends no SOL. Check the Rewards screen for your account's qualification, review state and payout history.