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This applies to the Proportional — Top 100 model. If multiple users are tied at position 100, all tied users are included in the prize split. For example, if 3 users are tied at position 99, all 3 are included — so 102 users share the pool proportionally. No one gets excluded from a position they legitimately earned.

By default, the project's own team reviews submissions in their dashboard. They can approve or reject each post, selecting a reason for rejection (low quality, off topic, spam, duplicate). Optionally, our team can take care of the tasks review on the project's behalf.

Each project receives 100 bonus campaign points per day to award to submissions they believe deserve extra recognition. These points affect campaign scores, but they don't carry over — if only 40 are used today, the balance resets to 100 tomorrow, not 160. This system is designed to keep projects consistently engaged with their community on a daily basis.

The minimum prize pool is $300. There's no maximum — campaigns can be any size above that floor.

Users can join as many campaigns as they want, but they can only submit X content for up to 3 campaigns per day. Across those campaigns, the daily global cap is 3 X submissions total: one post-type task, one repost, and one quote post. X Articles are limited to 1 per campaign total. On other platforms (Instagram, CoinMarketCap, Reddit, Binance Square), users can submit 1 post per platform, per week, per campaign, with no global limit.

Projects choose one of three distribution models: Raffle — All participants: 10 winners are drawn randomly at campaign end via random.org. Every 10 points = 1 raffle ticket — more tasks = more tickets = better odds. Each user can only win once. Proportional — All participants: the prize pool is split among everyone with approved submissions, proportional to their points. More effort = bigger share. Proportional — Top 100: same system, but only the 100 highest-scoring users share the pool — encouraging real competition. All rewards are credited to user account balances at campaign end.

No — each user can only win once, even if multiple of their tickets are drawn. If a user holds many tickets and two of them come up in the draw, the second is discarded and another ticket is drawn until 10 unique users are selected. This ensures the rewards are spread across 10 different community members. That said, users with more points still have significantly better odds — every 10 points = 1 ticket, so high effort still pays off.

Users can request a withdrawal once their account balance reaches a minimum of $5. Earnboard charges zero withdrawal fees and covers all on-chain gas costs. The $5 minimum exists to make the process worthwhile for everyone. Rewards accumulate across campaigns, so participating in multiple campaigns helps users reach the minimum faster.