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Gate and allowance rules

This page is the whole rule set, with nothing held back. It reads the same file the signing service runs on.

Rules version v1.10

How a gate works

A dev sets an elite group's gate at open, and it cannot change after that. A gate has up to 3 paths, each with up to 3 conditions. Meet every condition on any one path and you can join.

The gate is written into the document this group's chain record points to. The chain holds its fingerprint, so anyone can check it, and one changed character no longer matches.

There are only the conditions below. No wallet lists and no other tokens: those would turn a gate into a private allowlist.

Diamond-hands score ≥ N, N set by the dev
Over the default line of 33, a wallet carries the “Diamond hands” tag.
X influence score ≥ N, N set by the dev
Needs a linked X account. Over the default line of 50, a wallet carries the “X influence” tag.
Holds FEAST ≥ an amount
Held now and a day ago; the lower of the two counts.
On N groups
Only groups that launched with this wallet still aboard count; groups it opened do not.
Human score ≥ N, N set by the dev
Only history up to the cutoff written on the gate counts; nothing after it moves the score. No default line and no tag.

Diamond-hands score (0–100)

How long a wallet holds what it buys.

The parts add up to the score. The number on the right is the most a part adds; one with a minus is the most it takes away.

Wallet age20
Days since the first transaction: counts from 7 days, full at a year (log scale)
Holding time50
Cost-weighted median days held over positions the wallet paid for itself, capped at 30; fewer than 3 positions count in proportion; buys paid in a stock token do not count yet
Kept positions20
Share of positions at least 7 days old still holding half their peak
Quick exits−20
Share of positions exited within a day, deducted
Feast trading10
5 for a first Feast trade at least 7 days old, 5 for at least 5 Feast trades

X influence score (0–100)

How many people really read an X account, not just its follower count.

The parts add up to the score. The number on the right is the most a part adds; one with a minus is the most it takes away.

Reach30
Followers (log scale, full at 100k), damped by views per follower: halved under 2%, quartered under 0.5%, at every size
Account age10
Full at two years
Listed10
Lists the account is on (log scale, full at 1,000)
Engagement40
Median engagement of the last 20 originals: likes + real replies + 0.5 reposts + 3 quotes (by cost to fake; log scale, full at 1,000), times the checks below; under 75% real replies, cut in proportion
Relevance10
Share of originals naming crypto
Trusted followers10
Seed accounts that follow you (the KOL list and bound accounts with a real-reply share of 70% or more, refreshed monthly): log scale, full at 30

Wallet human score (0–100)

The human score asks one thing: does this wallet look like one person using it? How long it has been used, how often, where its money came from, and whether it trades at a human pace. Launch snipers, wallets made in batches and bots that never sleep score low. Higher looks more human.

Only history up to a cutoff counts. The first group uses Nov 7, 00:00 UTC+8, set before any reservation news went out, so wallets made or farmed after it can't catch up.

Elite groups use it to keep snipers and studios' batch-made wallets out.

The score bands and what they say:

Looks like one person using it60–100
Probably a person, with little history yet50–59
Too little history, or not much like a person0–49

Only what it looks at and the bands are public, not how each part adds or takes away points: publishing that would teach people to farm it. You can see your own score under Me.

X accounts

One X account links to one wallet, and one wallet to one X account.

After unlinking, that account cannot link another wallet for 7 days.

Your @handle is hidden by default; group pages show only tags and the path taken.

How much you can put in

Allowance = base + holding bonus + bring-people bonus + manual bonus, up to the per-wallet cap.

Scores do not affect it. Only the deny list takes the bonuses away.

Base
Set by the dev at open; everyone has it.
Holding bonusup to +0.2 BNB
Launched group coins you keep seated, counted once seated for 1 day, valued at the floor price, and only a seat worth at least 0.01 BNB. The longer it stays, the more it counts, up to 30 days. FEAST is not counted.
Bring-people bonus+0.1 BNB each
Per wallet you brought that is still aboard.
Manual bonus
For a few verified leaders, agreed one by one by the platform.

The deny list

In an emergency the platform can put a wallet on the deny list. A wallet on it cannot join elite groups and has no bonuses; normal groups still work at the base allowance. The list is not public. Mistakes can be appealed.

When a read does not answer

Scores read data from the chain and from X. A wallet that hasn't been scored yet is read once in a queue, and the page says it is checking, with its place in the queue. Only a read that actually failed says it couldn't check; that does not mean you don't qualify, and you can try again.

Appeals

An appeal corrects data: if a score or an allowance is wrong, we check and fix it. The rules do not change for one wallet.

What a gate does not mean

A gate only says who can join; the platform does not vouch for the coin. One person may still hold several wallets that qualify. After launch your money is coins, and what you get back depends on the price then: you can lose money.