WINDOW
THE LAST 512 SHARES. A WALLET'S UNVOIDED WEIGHT INSIDE IT IS ITS CLAIM ON THE NEXT COINBASE.
Standing is recomputed on every tick from the shares in the window. It is not a balance snapshot: a wallet that never bought inside the last 512 shares has no row, whatever it holds.
| GROUP | WALLETS | WEIGHT | CLAIM |
|---|---|---|---|
| RANK 1 | |||
| RANKS 2 TO 5 | |||
| RANKS 6 TO 20 | |||
| ALL OTHERS | |||
| VOIDED WEIGHT |
Voided weight is what sellers gave up. It is not paid to anyone; the claims of the wallets that stayed are computed over the weight that is left, so every strike raises everyone else's share.
Standing is recomputed on every tick from the shares in the window. It is not a balance snapshot: a wallet that never bought inside the last 512 shares has no row, whatever it holds.
Paying the miners of a single block invites hopping: arrive just before a block, leave just after. Paying over a sliding window of shares removes the timing game, because a share keeps earning for as long as 511 newer shares have not pushed it out.
The window is measured in shares, not minutes. On a quiet day it stretches over hours; in a rush it turns over in moments. Either way a wallet's claim is its weight divided by the live weight of the whole window.
Payouts are designed to leave the way value came in: through NEAR Intents, as a swap of the mined coin back into SOL, sent to the wallet that bought. A holder never registers an address on another chain and never clicks anything.