Hold $SHARD10,Receive top 10 Shards
The Worker uses SHARDS to buy up to ten native tokens launched on Shards.market, ranked by normalized 24-hour volume after eligibility filters. More than 10,000 SHARD10 at the finalized snapshot qualifies for a pro-rata share.
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1/N of the input budget per token
>10,000 SHARD10 to qualify
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Checking the latest public snapshot.
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Basket readiness
Eligibility rule
>10,000
SHARD10 at snapshot time
Up to ten eligible launches, ranked by 24-hour volume.
Eligible launches need at least $20,000 market cap, 20 holders, and buy and sell tax no higher than 5% each. The eligible set is ranked by normalized 24-hour volume. SHARDS and SHARD10 use the same rule; neither has reserved slots. The available budget is split evenly across the current N tokens.
| Token | 24h volume & eligibility | Native contract | Input budget | Route state |
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The public API will report the selected count and equal 1/N allocation. The filters do not guarantee token safety.
One rule from tax to receipt.
Eligibility is evaluated from a finalized holder snapshot. Every qualifying balance shares each asset position in the same proportion.
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Collect the configured SHARDS budget
SHARDS trading fees fund each round. The program remains paused until its operator configures and verifies the launch.
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Buy up to ten native tokens
Launches must meet the published market-cap, holder-count and separate buy/sell tax limits. The Worker ranks eligible launches by normalized 24-hour volume and splits the SHARDS input evenly across N selected tokens.
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Distribute from a finalized snapshot
Only holders with more than 10,000 SHARD10 qualify. Each receives a share of every token based on their balance among eligible recipients.
Every delivery needs a receipt.
Only confirmed transfers belong here. A row appears after the public API records a finalized distribution.
| Round | Date | Status | Eligible holders | Assets transferred | Transaction |
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No confirmed distributions yet.
This ledger will list finalized transfer receipts when a distribution has actually settled.
Check a public NEAR account.
Read-only lookup against the latest available holder snapshot. It does not connect a wallet or sign a transaction.
Eligibility is strict: more than 10,000 SHARD10 at the snapshot block. Exactly 10,000 does not qualify.
Straight answers.
What do I get for holding?
Hold more than 10,000 $SHARD10 when a round’s snapshot is taken and you get a slice of every token bought that round. Your slice is your balance divided by all eligible balances, so a bigger bag means a bigger cut. Exactly 10,000 doesn’t count.
Which tokens end up in the basket?
Each round starts from native Shards.market launches. Anything under $20,000 market cap, under 20 holders, or with a buy or sell tax above 5% is dropped. The rest is ranked by 24-hour volume and the top ten make it in, or fewer if fewer qualify. SHARDS and SHARD10 get no reserved spot.
Where does the buying money come from?
SHARDS trading fees. Each round’s budget is split evenly across the selected tokens: with four tokens, each gets a quarter.
Do I need to claim or connect a wallet?
No. This site never asks you to sign anything. Use Lookup to check any NEAR account against the latest snapshot, and the Receipts ledger to see every settled transfer.
Is this an investment?
No. It isn’t a fund, nothing backs it and nothing here promises a return. Basket tokens can fall to zero, and a round can be skipped when fees, routes or data aren’t there. The filters screen out obvious junk; they don’t make a token safe.