1. Gameplay points
Off-chain points can measure activity, progression or eligibility without being transferable tokens. They should not be represented as guaranteed cash or a fixed token balance unless that is actually true.
- Points can be useful without being tradable.
- A game point should have clear rules.
2. Qualification
A season can require activity thresholds, account verification and anti-abuse checks before a user is counted as eligible for a reward pool.
- Published rules reduce ambiguity.
- Anti-abuse checks protect real participants.
3. Allocation and final settlement
A live estimate can change as more qualified users join. Final settlement freezes the eligible set and calculates the confirmed allocations under the published formula.
- Estimate ≠ final reward.
- More participants can change proportional shares.
4. Distribution
After settlement, a project can open or execute the distribution process for verified wallets. This should be described separately from whether the token itself already trades on a DEX.
- DEX trading state and season reward distribution are different states.
- Verify the wallet and official Mint before any claim flow.