Points and rewards

The treasury collects the 3% fee and sweeps it into the LEV7 Community Vault. The vault issues shares against it under the ticker $ALLO, and those shares are airdropped every day. ALLO points decide who receives them.

Scoring runs once a day based off of verifiable on-chain data. Every day's results are published with a cryptographic fingerprint before a single token moves.

Verified tokens

Only verified tokens can accrue ALLO points.

Verification is a property of the tokens themselves, not of your wallet. A token becomes verified when someone pays the 3% fee on it, either by buying it through the pool or by paying the fee afterward through validation.

Once verified, it stays verified:

• Transfers are safe. Send verified tokens to another wallet and the verification goes with them. There's no hop limit.
• Staking is safe. Locking tokens up doesn't cost you anything.
• Selling revokes it, on the tokens you sold and nothing else. There's no penalty beyond that.
• Moving into a swap venue revokes it. Any pool or settlement contract.

If your wallet holds a mix, transfers send the verified tokens first.

The threshold

You need 7,777 verified tokens to qualify for ALLO rewards.

Mulitipliers

Multipliers apply per token, not per wallet, so one holder can have their balance split across all three.

Add up each bucket at its rate and that's your base points.

Voting and delegating count equally. If you don't want to follow proposals, delegate to someone who does and you're in the 3× bucket either way.

Bonuses

Bonuses are added on top of base points. They're added to each other, never multiplied together.

Performance (7%). You participated last week, and the community's strategy beat its benchmark. The verdict is settled on-chain, once, for everyone. This is the bonus the weekly challenge pays out.

Referred (7%). You were referred, and both you and your referrer clear the threshold this cycle. If your referrer drops below it, both of you lose the bonus.

Stake size (1% per power of ten). A single stake earns 1% for every factor of ten it sits above 7,777. A stake of 77,770 earns 1%. A stake of 777,700 earns 2%. It maxes out at 5%, and only against your staked tokens.

That last one is scored per stake, not per wallet, and that is deliberate. Ten stakes of 7,777 earn nothing. One stake of 77,770 earns 1%.

Only fully active stakes count. A stake that's still pending, or already cooling down to exit, doesn't.

Referrals

The link between a referee and their referrer is set once, on the referee's first qualifying purchase, and never changes. Using a different code later does nothing.

Four conditions apply when the link is created:

• The code has to be registered before the purchase. Codes can't be applied retroactively.
• No referring yourself.
• The purchase has to deliver at least 7,777 tokens. Smaller purchases don't use up the slot, so you can still link on a later one.
• Credit follows whoever receives the tokens, not whoever paid.

A referrer earns 7% of each referee's base points, granted on top of their own. Three rules are in place: it's calculated from base points only, so referral earnings can't compound into more referral earnings; it's single-level, so your referees' referees don't roll up to you; and it's capped both per referee and by your own base points, which means an account that holds nothing and only refers earns nothing.

What you get

Your share of the day's $ALLO is your points divided by everyone's points.

Only full ALLO tokens are airdropped.

How to check the numbers yourself

Every cycle publishes a manifest: the block it was computed at, the rules version used, and a Merkle root over every address and amount. Anyone with the same on-chain data can recompute that root and confirm it matches.

The scoring is built to be reproducible rather than merely auditable:

• Every calculation uses whole-number arithmetic. Nothing rounds differently on a different machine.
• Re-running the same day at the same block produces the same result, byte for byte, rather than a new revision.
• Every address's carried balance is published alongside the results, so the running ledger can be rebuilt from public data.
• Each row is checked to add up before anything is published.

Once a cycle has been paid, it's sealed. Correcting it requires an explicit, recorded reason, and it can't be quietly recomputed.

Getting paid

A keeper reads the published manifest and sends out the $ALLO in batches. Several independent checks have to agree before anything moves:

• The payout must be bound to a confirmed manifest for the Robinhood Chain.
• Each batch is content-addressed, so submitting the same one twice is rejected on-chain rather than paid twice.
• Cycles are paid oldest first.
• A cycle is only marked paid once its transactions have been matched back against the manifest.
• If the carried balances don't reconcile, the payout stops rather than guessing.

Once the $ALLO is yours, it's yours: hold it, transfer it, or request a redemption on the vault's daily cycle.