Signal contributor revenue share
Wallets whose public activity forms the basis of a Scienter signal are paid a share of subscription revenue. This page shows the pool, how it was computed, and who it went to.
No contract is deployed yet. The figures below are computed but nothing has been published on-chain.
Earners
No wallet cleared the attribution floors for this period, so nothing was distributed. The pool rolls forward to the next epoch rather than being paid to whoever came closest.
Claiming
Once an epoch is published on-chain, a wallet claims by calling the distributor contract with its Merkle proof; the proof is served from this page. No epoch is published yet, so there is nothing to claim.
Methodology
A share of subscription revenue is set aside each period and split between the wallets whose public activity contributed to a signal, weighted by how much alpha that contribution carried once the signal settled. Signals that have not settled are excluded from the split rather than estimated. No period has been computed and published yet, so there is nothing here to check.
What these payments are
A revenue share is a payment for a contribution that already happened. It is not a return on an investment, not a yield, and not a promise of future payments. Nothing on this page is financial advice.