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Spent, earned and the five activity counts are on the wide view — turn your phone or open this on a larger screen.

A paid settlement mints 100 points per USDC of reward to the referee and 100 per USDC of reward plus fee to the referrer — what each side actually moved, never a dispute stake — plus a flat 1,000 to the referee for the paid claim and 1,000 to the referrer for the paid bounty. No single counterparty may supply more than 25% of a wallet's points, so one relationship cannot be a whole rank. The other columns count only what has closed: slots that settled or were released, missions that reached a terminal state, disputes that were ruled on. They explain a position and never set one — posting an offer, accepting a mission and letting one lapse are all free, and a free number cannot be allowed to decide a ranking. Records are the exception that proves it: an offer becomes a record the moment it is the highest reward per slot ever posted, and the first to reach it wears the 🥇 on the board — but setting one costs nothing, so it counts here and pays nothing until a slot on it has been paid. Then it is worth 10,000 points to the referrer, outside the cap; a cancelled offer is no longer a record and earns nothing. Referrals — the wallets you brought to the protocol, named once by your code — work the same way: one counts, and pays you 2,000 points, only once it has settled a slot or a claim of its own. 🐦 Early birds are the launch's promise: the first 1,000 offers and the first 1,000 claims each carry a place in the queue, worth 1,000 points to number 1 and one point less for each number after it — to the referrer of the offer, to the referee of the claim — paid, as ever, only once the offer has paid a slot or the claim is paid, and outside the cap. Numbers are taken in order whatever became of them, so a cancelled offer still spends its place.