Dividends: Paid in the inflow asset.
Explanation — not permission to act
Native reward distributions and routed DIVIDEND are different mechanisms. This historical design does not establish a current entitlement or operational payout.
The mechanics and diagram include historical specification design. Current gates and finalized evidence govern; configuration is not availability or execution proof.
Coins without a native transfer tax can route a DIVIDEND share that pays holders in the inflow asset on a fixed cycle. Each round takes one snapshot at a hidden moment whose hash is committed at the round start and revealed at payout; an independent verifier key held outside the runtime signs the exact recipient list before any payout is built, and each claim pays once per round and wallet. Pools, the burn address and platform wallets are excluded, entitlements below the minimum roll forward per wallet, and unfinished-round liabilities are carried, never redistributed. Dividends are disabled on StonkFun reward coins, where StonkFun pays holders natively.
Native rewards versus routed dividends
StonkFun reward tokens use their source-native reward mechanism; routed DIVIDEND is disabled for them. Do not infer an extra platform payout.
Snapshot design
Commit/reveal timing, excluded wallets, external verification and carried liabilities describe the design. An account balance alone is not a verified recipient list or paid receipt.
Current coverage needs payout evidence
No operational entitlement is asserted here. Confirm asset, round, recipient and finalized payout evidence before treating a displayed amount as received.
- Commit
Hash of the hidden snapshot time committed at round start.
- Snapshot
Holders captured at the hidden moment.
- Verifier signs
Out-of-runtime key signs the recipient list and amounts.
- Reveal and pay
Once per wallet per round; small amounts roll.
Practical next reading
Read receipt coverage · Verify the reward tokenThe numbers that bound it.
Live configuration is not embedded in this guide. No values are shown rather than guessed. Local settings are not chain, provider or release evidence. Spec defaults are not provider proof.
- DIVIDEND_CYCLE_HOURS
- DIVIDEND_SNAPSHOT_COMMIT
- DIVIDEND_MIN_PAYOUT_USD
Platform spec reference
Historical source summaries, not a statement of current enforcement.
Applicability and precedence · §11 Dividend engine · §20 Security · §27 Decision Ledger (v6.6.1)