the platform token
$DROP
holding $DROP makes a wallet eligible for drops: coins launched on drop, bought with part of their creator fee, and sent to $DROP wallets.
- mint
- not configured
- eligibility
- hold at least 1,000 $DROP when a round's snapshot is taken
- weight
- pro-rata by balance, uncapped
no $DROP mint is set on this deployment. drop does not create, deploy or pick a token on its own — an operator sets DROP_MINT to an existing mint. until then no drop rounds open.
how eligibility works
- each drop round starts with a snapshot of every $DROP token account. the slot is recorded.
- balances are added up per wallet.
- left out: drop's own wallets, a published denylist (pools, bonding curves, exchanges), program-owned accounts (addresses that are not on the ed25519 curve), frozen accounts, and wallets under the minimum.
- everyone else gets a share of the tokens bought that round, proportional to balance.
- shares are rounded down to the token's smallest unit. the leftover rolls into the next round.
- a share too small to be worth its network cost is held for you and added to your next one. it doesn't disappear.
the same snapshot always gives the same result. every snapshot, weight and payout is stored and shown with its round.
what holding $DROP is not
not guaranteed income. a drop only happens if coins launched here trade and pay creator fees.
not automatic by contract. the fee split is on-chain. the buying and sending is run by drop's operator.
not a yield. there is no rate. amounts depend on trading, prices and costs.
not a price floor. nothing here supports the price of $DROP.
your wallet
connect a wallet to see its balance, eligibility, held amounts and drops received.