SHARES
EVERY TRADE ON THE COIN, READ FROM BIRDEYE EACH SECOND. BUYS ARE SHARES WEIGHTED BY SIZE. SELLS ARE STRIKES.
| BAND | SHARES | WEIGHT | OF WEIGHT |
|---|---|---|---|
| UNDER $10 | |||
| $10 TO $50 | |||
| $50 TO $250 | |||
| $250 TO $1K | |||
| $1K TO $5K | |||
| OVER $5K |
Weight is what counts toward difficulty and toward the window. One large buy can seal a block on its own; many small ones take longer and pull the next retarget down.
No trades are loaded because no contract address is set. Once it is, this table holds the newest sixty trades and updates every second.
A share is a settled buy of the coin. The site does not ask anyone to register, connect or sign. It reads the swap from Birdeye, finds the leg that is the coin, multiplies the token amount by the price on that leg, and that USD figure is the share's weight.
Shares are numbered in the order they are first seen and that order never changes. The block builder walks them in sequence, so the same trades always produce the same blocks, the same roots and the same hashes.
A sell is a strike. It adds no weight. It voids every share the selling wallet still has inside the 512 share window, which removes that wallet from the next payout. Shares that were already sealed into a block keep their place in that block; only the window standing is lost.
This is the pay per last N shares scheme mining pools use, with trades in place of hashes. It rewards wallets that are present when blocks are found and gives nothing to a wallet that buys and leaves.