Credit is the area under your balance
Your balance is a line that steps up when you buy and down when you sell. Credit is the
area under that line across the epoch, divided by the epoch's length — a
time-weighted average balance.
A snapshot measures the height of that line at one instant, which is why
the optimal play against a snapshot is to buy just before it and sell just after. Measuring
the area doesn't ban that; it just stops paying for it.
Where the pot comes from
The native balance of one public developer wallet on Robinhood Chain, scanned at a
published block. The wallet address and exact balance are shown on the front page.
No funds are moved by this site.
What is excluded, and why it matters
No holder set is scanned before a token contract exists. When a token launches, the
liquidity pool, treasury, burn addresses, and distributor will be named up front.
When the token launches
Tokens sitting in an in-range LP position will still count as tokens you aren't selling.
The future reader will publish its exclusions and time-weighted balances before any
reward is described as payable.
What it refuses to guess
A gap in the event stream. If a wallet shows a transfer out with no matching
transfer in, the read is incomplete. That's reported, not smoothed over — a distributor
that quietly clamps bad data pays the wrong people.
Whether two addresses are one person. They aren't linked, aren't
merged, and aren't penalised. Weighting is linear precisely because anything else would
make splitting a bag across wallets profitable.
The arithmetic
Every amount is an exact integer in wei. Nothing here touches a float — at eighteen
decimals, float64 starts losing whole units above about 0.009 of a token, and a
distributor that's wrong in the ninth decimal is one somebody will screenshot.
Integer division leaves a remainder, and payments below the cost of the gas
to send them aren't worth sending. Neither is kept: both are named in the ledger and added
to the next epoch's pot.
What it holds
Nothing. No keys, no signing, no route that can spend anything — the tests grep the
source and fail the build if any appears. Payments are sent by a person, from their own
wallet, from the file this produces.