X. Rewards Structure & Optimizations

In order to optimize rewards and incentivize large buy and holds, the rewards settings will frequently be changed for Project Delta and dBloom. Delta launches may look like this, however that decision will be made post launch once the effectiveness of this structure has been evaluated.

At Launch

• Initial Phase (Post-Launch):

  • Distribution Cycles: Every 15 minutes

  • Sales Tracked: In 5-minute increments

  • Reward Threshold: 0.5% of total supply

  • Dev Rewards: 80% allocation

  • Reward Method: Proportional

  Ongoing Phase:

  • Distribution Cycles: Every 60–120 minutes

  • Sales Tracked: Continued in 5-minute increments

  • Reward Threshold: Adjusted to approximate a $100 minimum

  • Dev Rewards: Decreases from 60% to 30% over time

  • Reward Method: Proportion

Distribution Rationale

To minimize gas and transaction fees associated with frequent reward disbursements, longer cycle durations will be implemented. By maintaining 5-minute sales tracking, reward activity remains consistent without triggering large, concentrated sell-offs—helping to sustain price stability. The high rewards threshold is structured in a way which appeals to "whales". This drives price, which smaller holders benefit from.

Dev Rewards Strategy

In most reward token launches, "rotation" traders often accumulate large positions early for price appreciation rather than long-term rewards. To prevent inefficient distribution of capital, initial rewards will not be sent directly to holders. Instead, all early Dev Wallet proceeds will be allocated toward launching the first Delta project, designed to generate sustainable revenue for the ecosystem. This approach ensures that reward capital is deployed more strategically during periods of higher volume, compounding its long-term benefit to holders.