The faucet rewards showing up. The quiz rewards knowing things. Games reward playing. HODL Rewards recognise the one thing none of those measure: staying.
A fixed community allocation is shared among verified participants, every week. Not the biggest wallet — every qualifying participant, in equal measure.
Not to be confused with the HODL + Liquidity Campaign — a separate, time-limited draw for 1,000,000 $WinLEW that closes 1 October 2026. HODL Rewards below are the ongoing weekly programme and are unaffected by it.
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The share is an estimate, not a promise. It is the pool divided by everyone who qualifies right now. Eligibility is fixed by a snapshot taken on the day, so if more people qualify before then, the share is smaller — and if fewer do, larger.
Governance chooses each epoch's parameters, but only within these. They are not themselves votable, and an epoch that breaches one cannot be activated at all.
The per-person weekly cap matters for a reason that is easy to miss: without it, a single qualifying wallet in a quiet week would take the entire pool.
A higher Proof of Value score increases your share of the pool. It redistributes what is already there — it never enlarges the pool, so a bonus for one participant is a smaller share for the others.
Qualification is per account, not per wallet. One person with five wallets is one participant with one share — the allocation is fixed, so extra wallets would only take from everyone else.
Your balance decides whether you qualify. It never decides how much you receive. Someone holding the minimum and someone holding ten million receive the same base share, and there is a test in the codebase that fails if that ever stops being true.
What can vary it slightly is Proof of Value — participating across the quiz, the faucet, games and governance. Even then the bonus is small and capped, and it redistributes within the weekly allocation rather than adding to it.
Every row is a completed payment with the transaction behind it. Names appear only where a participant chose to be shown — everyone else took part and was paid just the same.
Each epoch runs about three months, and its terms — the weekly allocation, the minimum holding, the Proof of Value bonus — are fixed for its duration and published here. Near the end of an epoch the community votes on the next one. Past epochs are never rewritten; what a week paid stays on record.
Governance chooses within hard limits set in code. No vote can authorise an unlimited payout, and no single participant can take more than a capped share of any week.
One signed message. No transaction, no fees, no seed phrase. You qualify from the next snapshot.
🔗 Verify your walletHow epoch terms are chosen, and what a vote can and cannot do.
🏛️ Open GovernanceHODL Rewards are funded from a community allocation and are not guaranteed income. An epoch can be paused or ended, and the terms change between epochs by design. See Transparency and Policies.