Rules/Published numbers
Published numbers
Floor, rate, and daily room are the live rule. Operators can tighten them and the change is published here first. They cannot invent a second balance.
The live rule
| Term | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Floor | $200 | Confirmed trade volume before the rate is listed for an address. A fill below this can still settle on-chain; it writes no marker on its own. |
| Rate | 65 bps | 0.65% of qualifying notional. |
| Daily room | $5,000 | Markers posted inside one UTC day stop here. Excess stays visible, unpaid, and is not rolled forward. |
| Minimum settle | $1.00 | USDG and compute both start at one dollar. |
| USDG per claim | $25 | Each vault claim is capped. Split a larger balance across claims. |
| Claim cooldown | 15 min | Per wallet, between vault claims. |
| Wash window | 60 min | A round trip inside this window can hold a marker for review. |
| Scan window | 90 days | How far back a wallet scan reaches for history. |
| Scan cache | 15 min | A completed scan is reused for this long before re-querying. |
The arithmetic, in full
marker = 0 if notional < 200
marker = 0 if booked_today >= 5000
marker = 0 if (txHash, chainId) already booked
marker = notional * 0.0065 otherwise
booked_today resets at 00:00 UTC
floor_cleared = lifetime_volume >= 200There is no multiplier, no streak bonus, no referral uplift, and no tier that changes the rate for a particular wallet. Every address on the desk is priced by the four lines above.
What cannot change after a marker posts
- A marker priced at 65 bps stays at 65 bps. Tightening the rule is forward-looking only.
- One
(txHash, chainId)pair still books at most once, regardless of any rule change. - A settlement destination stays the address that earned the marker.
If you see these numbers change, this page changes with them. The landing page, the terminal, and this table all read the same configuration — there is no second set of numbers shown to a different audience.
The prose version of the constraints lives on house rules.