Dividends
The ledger, read from chain.
Every payout the treasury has made to holders, the policy, and a calculator for your share. The page has no database: it asks the explorer and the node, on every visit.
Total QQQ sent to holders since launch, summed from the ledger below.
Distribution rounds so far.
Payment date of the most recent round.
QQQ still held, at … each. What future payouts draw from.
Connect a wallet in the top bar to see what you can claim.
Each round is funded by the treasury into the distributor contract with the list of holders at the record block. Your share waits there until you claim it; you pay only the gas of the claim. Unclaimed shares stay in the contract for 180 days.
- Paid in
- Invesco QQQ (Robinhood token)
- Source
- the treasury's holdings
- How you get it
- you claim it here, one transaction
- Amount and date
- the manager's call, not announced ahead
- Record date
- the block of the payout
- Eligible
- every wallet, by balance at that block
- Excluded
- contracts, curve, pool, treasury
- Dust line
- payouts under 0.0005 QQQ are skipped
The record block is not announced because a fixed date invites buying just before it and selling just after. Holding is the only reliable way to be in every snapshot.
Read from the chain for the connected wallet.
- $NSTR held
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- Share of supply
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- Your slice of the treasury
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- QQQ received so far
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Connect a wallet in the top bar. The site only reads; it never asks you to sign anything.
Supply is 1,000,000,000, fixed by the factory.
- Share of supply
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- Per 1 QQQ paid out
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- Your slice of the treasury
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Arithmetic, not a forecast. The slice is what your share of the treasury is worth today; it is not a claim on it.
The outgoing QQQ transfers of the treasury wallet on the explorer are this ledger, line by line.
Reading the treasury's transfers…
A payout is a run of QQQ transfers out of the treasury; lines less than 400 blocks apart are grouped as one. "Per 1M $NSTR" is what a wallet holding one million tokens received in that round.