Stock-token rewards and Claim all — planned

The intended reward loop

The intended funding source is revenue from actual trading fees on the $OFFICE coin. That revenue is used to buy supported stock tokens for a reward pool. Gaming-related stock tokens are the intended focus.

Eligible paid PORT holders share tokens that have actually been bought and deposited. The supported stock-token assets, production contracts, and funded service still need to be confirmed. Free previews have no withdrawable balance.

Stock tokens are not the same as broker-held shares

A stock token is a blockchain asset tied to a stock-related product. Its holder rights, transfer rules, backing, and redemption depend on its issuer and the particular token.

Do not read the word stocks as a promise that an ordinary brokerage share will appear in your broker account. Before launch, the product needs to identify the exact supported assets and explain what ownership of each provides.

How a funded deposit is shared

Each eligible PORT adds reward weight. Think of weight as a share-count for splitting a new deposit: your account's total weight is compared with the total weight of all eligible owners.

For example, if a new deposit contains 100 supported stock tokens and your wallet has 2% of the total eligible weight, its allocation from that deposit is 2 tokens. This is an illustration of the rule, not a payout estimate.

Actual rewards depend on trading fees collected, stock tokens purchased, the deposits received, and every eligible owner's weight. A larger trading-volume number alone does not create a claimable balance. New PORTs and upgrades do not earn a share of past deposits.

Claim all from one wallet

The planned Claim all rewards action gathers the available balances across your eligible PORTs into one wallet transaction. You will not need a separate claim transaction for every machine.

Your wallet still confirms the transaction. The earlier wallet-link message is a separate setup action, not permanent permission to claim or spend without asking. Different supported stock-token types can require separate transfers within that one transaction.

Claim fees and gas

The planned whole claim batch has one $0.50 project claim fee, plus network gas. It is not $0.50 per PORT. The project fee must be labelled as a project fee; it is not part of the network's gas estimate.

An empty claim should take no project fee. If a submitted transaction fails, its reward transfers and project fee roll back together, but the network may still charge gas. Letting small balances accumulate can avoid repeated fixed fees.

Planned claim checklist

1. Open PORTS → Claim all rewards once funded claims are enabled.
2. Review the stock-token amounts and the linked destination wallet.
3. Read the project fee and gas estimate separately.
4. Confirm the single claim transaction in that wallet.
5. Wait for confirmation and check the received tokens at the destination.
6. If the result is uncertain, recover or check that same claim instead of submitting another payment.