Holder rewards
The promise is simple: reward holders. The way to believe it is not to take anyone's word for it, but to open the transactions and look.
What gets paid to whom
Two kinds of payment have been made so far, both in SOL, both sent from a wallet anyone can inspect. The first went to accounts that bought and held through the first hours after launch. The second went to the five largest holders at the time.
| Payment | Who received it | Why it was made |
|---|---|---|
| First airdrop | Accounts that held through the 1–2 hour window after launch | A thank-you for holding rather than flipping |
| Top-holder payment | The five largest holder accounts at the time | A flat amount to each, sent in one round |
| Future rounds | Not scheduled, not promised | Made when they are made, then published |
Amounts and dates are whatever the transactions say. This page deliberately does not restate them as numbers or promise the next one, because a reward you can predict is a reward someone is selling.
Open the transactions
Every payment below is a public Solana transaction. Paste the address into your own wallet's history and check the arrival for yourself — a link on a website proves less than a balance in an app you control.
# what a payment looks like when you open it
from: a wallet the project controls
to: your address
asset: SOL
status: confirmed on-chainDoes holding qualify you?
There is no form, no whitelist, no sign-up, and no list to join. Holding is the only thing that has ever been checked, and it is checked by looking at the chain at the moment of a payment — not by a claim made in advance.
Which means: nothing here is a promise of income. If you are deciding whether to buy because a payment might come, you are making a bet on a stranger's mood, not reading a schedule.
Receiving a payment
- Keep the wallet you bought with. Payments land at the address that holds the token; moving your tokens to a fresh address does not carry your holding history across.
- Check your own transaction history in the wallet. A payment that has arrived will be there without you doing anything else.
- If a round is announced, the transaction links will be published here and on the account. Anything asking you to "claim" a reward first is not us.
The scam that follows every airdrop
As soon as a payment is announced, messages appear from accounts that copy the mascot and the name, offering double what you were sent if you connect a wallet or send first. Every one of them is a theft attempt.
- No legitimate payment asks you to send anything to receive it.
- No legitimate payment needs your recovery phrase, ever.
- Check the handle — the only account here is @PrivnonX.