How the season works

Your set has ten badges and there are two ways to fill it.

Eight badges come from drops. One badge per drop, eight drops in the season.

Two badges come from blessings. Elders in the Discord give those, and you cannot farm them on your own.

Finishing with any number is a real result. Ten out of ten is rare on purpose: half of it depends on other people deciding you were worth noticing.

Every drop is the same five steps.

1. 1The guide opens. Two drops a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
2. 2You do the work. Part of it happens on the project you are farming, part of it happens in that drop's thread in our Discord.
3. 3You send proof on the site. Either the wallet you registered, or screenshots.
4. 4We check it. On-chain checks are automatic, screenshots are read by a person.
5. 5The badge lands on your profile and stays there.

Each drop is open for one week, then gets one more week of catch-up. So a drop you miss is still closeable the week after, and then it closes for good.

Drops from the last week have no catch-up week. Everything closes when the season ends on August 27.

Two kinds of tasks, two ways of checking.

On-chain. We read the burner wallet on your profile and look for the transactions the guide asked for. Nothing to upload. If you farmed with a different wallet than the one on your profile, the check finds nothing, so keep that address current.

Screenshots. Some tasks leave no trace on a chain, so you upload the screenshots the guide lists and a person reviews them. Approval is not instant. The badge appears when the review is done.

If something gets rejected you are told why, and you can send it again while the drop is still open. A rejection costs you nothing and counts against nothing.

Two of the ten badges do not come from farming at all.

Ten people in our Discord are elders. They were picked before the season started and they are not paid for this. Any of them can bless a participant with the /bless command, and each blessing lights up that elder's card on your Elders tab.

Five blessings from five different elders inside one window earns you one blessing badge. There are two windows in the season, so there are two badges.

The same elder twice in one window counts once. You need five different people. The second window starts every slot fresh, and the same five elders can bless you again in it.

An elder can also refuse you in public, and a refusal is permanent. That elder's card burns, and nothing from them will ever count for you again, in either window. There are ten elders and you need five, so you can afford five refusals and not one more.

Asking for a blessing is the fastest way to get refused. Elders decide on their own, from what they see in the chat.

There is no task list for this half of the set, and that is deliberate. The people who get blessed are the ones who show up, help someone, and share something worth reading.

$1,100 in prizes this season, and your badges are the entry.

Three draws run on three different clocks: one every week, one for bringing people in, and a ladder at the end. You can be in all of them at the same time.

Every week. $50 a week, five prizes of $10, four weeks in a row. Everyone holding two badges or more at the cutoff is in it, one entry each. There is no ceiling on this one: two badges and a full set are the same single entry.

Win a weekly draw and you sit out the weekly draws that follow, so the money reaches more people. The draws at the end are untouched by that: a weekly winner is in every one of them.

• Cutoffs: August 5, August 12, August 19 and August 26.

For bringing someone in. $100, ten prizes of $10, drawn once at the end. Who gets an entry, and everything else about it, is in Bringing people in below.

The ladder at the end. Four separate draws, held live on stream on August 27, one for each rung.

Entry is cumulative. Six badges puts you in the four badge draw and the six badge draw. A full set puts you in all four, on top of every weekly draw you were already in.

Ten out of ten is the biggest rung and the rarest on purpose. It needs both blessing badges, and those are the two you cannot farm.

Payouts go to the reward wallet on your profile, so keep that address current. Anything we add on top during the season gets announced in the Discord.

The pool is fuel, not the reason to be here. What you keep is the farming you actually did.

You get a six character code when you register. This is what it does.

Getting a ticket

Earn four badges. Bring one person who earns four badges. Same four for both of you, that's the whole rule. You farmed four, they farmed four, you're both in.

Either one can come first

Your four and their four can happen in any order, weeks apart. You're in the draw from the day the second one lands, not before.

One is enough

A second qualified referral doesn't improve your odds, and neither does a tenth. Everyone in the draw has exactly one entry.

Referrals alone don't get you in

Bring ten people through with no badges of your own and you're still not in. The four you farm yourself are the half nobody can do for you.

Your code

It's yours for the whole season and it never changes. Share the link, or read the six characters out loud. Both work.

Naming the person who brought you

You can do it any time until you earn your fourth badge. After that the window closes. Once you name someone it's permanent, and only an admin can change it, so check the spelling.

What you get for naming them

Nothing, and that's the point. It costs you nothing, it changes nothing about your own badges, and it hands the credit to the person who brought you here.

The prize

$100, ten prizes of $10, drawn once at the end of the season.

Arranged entries

We read the entries before drawing. Entries that were clearly arranged between friends can be left out.

You give two addresses when you register, and you can change either one any time from your profile.

Burner. The wallet you farm with. On-chain checks read this one. Use a throwaway address, the way you would for any testnet.

Reward. Where winnings get sent. If it is empty or wrong, there is nowhere to pay you.

Using the same address for both is allowed. Most people keep them apart.

There is no wallet connect anywhere in this product. You paste an address as text, and we will never ask you to sign anything. If something claiming to be us asks you to connect a wallet, it is not us.

The season runs July 30 to August 27.

• Drops open twice a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Eight in total.
• Each drop is open for its own week plus one week of catch-up.
• Blessing window one: July 30 to August 12.
• Blessing window two: August 13 to August 27.

The season ends on August 27 and nothing reopens after that. Every drop carries its own countdown — that clock is the deadline, and it reads the same wherever you are.

Registration stays open the whole season, and arriving in week three is not pointless.

Because every drop keeps a catch-up week, the drops from the current week and the week before are usually still open. That is up to four badges available to someone who starts late.

Blessing slots reset halfway through the season, so the second blessing badge is available to anyone who gets here before that window closes.

The lower draw thresholds exist for exactly this reason.