Dividend, ticker $DIVI. A cube that watches Base wallets. When a wallet catches a real airdrop, valued at fifty dollars or more in USDC, the cube tosses a small $DIVI ribbon back to that wallet as thanks for keeping the chain warm. The ledger below is pulled live from the Base mainnet RPC by parsing USDC transfer events in the most recent blocks.

A friendly 3D cube housing a single blue cyclops eye. It is the Dividend mascot.

// open ledger · live base mainnet · usdc threshold $50

DIVIDEND $DIVI

the robin hood of base.

A cube watches Base wallets every eighteen seconds. When one catches a real airdrop, fifty dollars in USDC or more, the cube tosses a small $DIVI ribbon back as thanks for keeping the chain warm. The ledger below is live.

tying the first ribbon...
// rewarded in this window -- wallets caught a real drop
// usd seen incoming -- total airdrop value observed
// $DIVI ribbons tossed -- simulated until token is live
// block head -- scanning the last 5 blocks
// live reward ledger

USDC airdrops on Base · the cube is watching

Every receipt is a real USDC transfer of $50 or more, parsed live from the USDC.transfer event log on the latest Base blocks. The $DIVI bonus is a cosmetic 4% of the airdrop, simulated until the token is bonded.

tying the first ribbon…
awaiting first block scan.

// how the cube decides

  1. 01
    open the latest blocks

    Every eighteen seconds the cube wakes, calls eth_blockNumber on the public Base RPC, and then asks for the last five blocks via eth_getLogs on the canonical USDC contract.

  2. 02
    decode the transfer

    Each ERC-20 Transfer log has three pieces: the sender, the recipient, and the amount. The cube reads them straight from topic[1], topic[2], and the data payload. No middleware, no oracle.

  3. 03
    ignore the dust

    Sub-fifty-dollar transfers are noise. The cube discards anything below the threshold. The remaining transfers are real airdrops, refunds, or settlements that landed in a wallet just now.

  4. 04
    tag the source

    The sender address is matched against a curated list of known dispersers, bridges, claim contracts, and CEX hot wallets. A match labels the receipt with a plain-English origin. Unmatched senders stay unlabeled but the airdrop still counts.

  5. 05
    toss a ribbon

    The cube announces an intent to send a small $DIVI ribbon to the recipient wallet, sized at a fixed fraction of the airdrop. Until the token is bonded the ribbon is cosmetic. After bonding, the ribbon is paid from the dividend treasury.

// the small print

What counts as an airdrop?

Any incoming USDC transfer of fifty dollars or more landing in a Base wallet. The cube does not currently distinguish a legitimate Coinbase claim from a settlement leg of a swap. Source labels help disambiguate when the sender is well-known.

Is the $DIVI bonus already being paid?

No. Until the contract is bonded on clanker, every ribbon in the ledger is a stated intent. Once the treasury is funded the ribbons start tying.

Why USDC and not ETH or other tokens?

USDC airdrops have a clear dollar value at the moment of receipt, which is how a Robin Hood judges who got something real. ETH airdrops and other tokens are on the roadmap. Pricing them needs a feed and a verifier.

What if the RPC dies?

The cube rotates through four public Base endpoints. If they all fail the ledger keeps the most recent confirmed window so the page never goes dark.

Who funds the dividend?

A slice of the $DIVI treasury is reserved for ribbons. When the treasury empties the ledger continues as an open monitor but the bonus pauses. There is no rug switch and no admin key on this page.