Time held becomes weight.
One cycle, once a day. Four things happen.
Trade
People trade a token on its bonding curve, and after graduation in its pool. Each trade pays a flat 1.0% fee.
The fee rate and split are the same for every token and the creator cannot change them.
Split
The fee is divided: 40% to the holder pool, 30% to the creator, 25% to the platform, 5% to a reserve for failed claims and operations.
Fees from one token only ever pay holders of that token.
Score
Each day (UTC) is one epoch. At its end, every holder gets a Dwell Score: tokens held, weighted over time, times a tenure multiplier.
The multiplier is 1.0x on the first day and rises in a straight line to 3.0x after 14 days of continuous holding.
Claim
Your payout is your share of the total score, times the pool. The indexer publishes a Merkle root for the epoch and you claim your SOL yourself.
Unclaimed amounts roll forward after 30 days. Anyone can recompute an epoch from the public snapshot and check the root.
Selling and buying
Sell part of your tokens and your tenure shrinks by the same fraction. Sell half and your days held are halved. Sell everything and tenure is zero. Buying never resets tenure, but new tokens count as fresh, so topping up just before an epoch ends does not buy a multiplier.
Not scored: the creator wallet, pool and program accounts, known exchange and burn addresses, and any wallet that received tokens by transfer during the epoch.
Payouts depend entirely on trading activity. Nothing here is a promise of returns.