The second phase is the claiming phase, where each user’s share is proportional to their transactions on participating contracts.
In the final phase, any unclaimed rewards are distributed pro rata to users who did claim.
Round 1 activity
The first phase of Round 1 ran through Oct. 21. Users who interacted with any of the four qualifying dApps during that period are now eligible to claim. Each dApp has a separate reward allocation, broken down accordingly:
- NeoFS: 40 $GAS (qualifying activity: depositing tokens into the NeoFS contract)
- Neo Bridge: 40 $GAS (qualifying activity: depositing tokens from Neo N3 to Neo X via the cross-chain bridge)
- NeoNS: 40 $GAS (qualifying activity: domain registrations and renewals on the Neo Name Service)
- World of Elements: 20 $GAS (qualifying activity: transfers of the Frankcoin token)
To claim, users visit nDapp.org and connect their wallet. Rewards are available on the “Orbit” page or under “My Orbit Overview” in the “My Wallet” section.
Orbit recorded 1,699 transactions across participating contracts during Round 1. One wallet accounted for 1,548 of the transactions, or roughly 91% of all qualifying activity. The second-most-active wallet recorded 52 transactions.
Each user’s share of a dApp’s allocation is proportional to their transactions on that contract. Anyone who doesn’t claim their rewards during this two-week period will have them redistributed to those who did.
About Orbit
Orbit represents the latest addition to nDapp’s expanding feature set, which already includes wallet management, swap integration, $GAS claiming, and voting tools. Where previous reward mechanisms in the Neo ecosystem have focused on token holding or governance participation, Orbit targets actual dApp usage.
For background on Orbit’s design and launch, see NNT’s previous coverage.
The claim window is open and can be found below:
ndapp.org/orbit