operator dashboard · new drop

Write the rules.
Dry-run. Then anchor.

1 · Write rules

2 · Dry run

3 · Anchor hash

4 · Snapshot

5 · Open claims

block A · fields that decide the final list

Rule set

Chain

Token contract

Paste an ERC-20 address. Name, symbol and decimals are read from the contract, not typed in.

Drop name

Minimum holding

Wallets below this amount at the snapshot block are not on the list.

Continuous holding period (days)

Balance must stay at or above the minimum for every block in the window ending at the snapshot block. The engine proves this from the transfer history, not from a current balance. 0 disables the check.

Exclude contract addresses

Checked with eth_getCode at the snapshot block.

Count LP positions

Only Uniswap-V2-shaped pools can be attributed. Concentrated-liquidity pools are reported as unsupported instead of estimated.

Manual exclusion list

Team, exchange and treasury wallets. One address per line · 0 lines.

Per-wallet allocation cap

Anything above the cap is redistributed pro-rata to the rest of the list, repeatedly, until nobody is over. Leave empty for no cap.

Snapshot block (offset from head)

reading the chain head…

block B · fields that go into the claim contract

Contract parameters

Total tokens to distribute

Claim window (days)

Set after the chain head is known.

Treasury address for unclaimed tokens

Whatever is unclaimed after the deadline returns here. Written into an immutable at deployment — it can never be changed.

anchor contract on Base

Not deployed on this chain

You can write rules and dry-run right now, but there is nowhere to anchor the hash. Deploy the contract and set the env var it prints:

npm run deploy:anchor -- base
# then add to .env.local:
XEROXDROP_ANCHOR_BASE=0x…

dry run

Preview the list

The rule set is executed against a block that has already happened, using the same engine that will run at the real snapshot block: every Transfer event from the token's deployment block forward is replayed, balances are rebuilt, and a sample is checked against eth_call balanceOf. This is the only step you can walk back.

Write the rules.Dry-run. Then anchor.

Rule set

Contract parameters

Preview the list

Write the rules.
Dry-run. Then anchor.