NON-CUSTODIAL · CONDITIONAL REWARDS · NOT FOR U.S. PERSONS · ALL TIMES UTC
Ponzi Bot is a separate, restricted lock rewards program for eligible non-U.S. users. Users may voluntarily place $ponzi into exact seven-day Streamflow on-chain locks. Ponzi Bot does not custody user tokens, pool user tokens into a trading account, or transfer user-locked tokens to any centralized exchange, trading venue, team wallet, or bot wallet.
The team trades its own assets, on its own venue accounts, separately from the lock program. When a week's performance and program conditions allow it, eligible lockers may receive rewards. When they don't (a losing week, insufficient reward assets, or a legal, venue, or operational restriction), a period can pay nothing at all. Rewards are conditional and may be zero.
1. No custody of user tokens. User tokens are locked through supported on-chain contracts. Ponzi Bot does not take custody and cannot withdraw user-locked tokens into its trading account.
2. No trading of user-locked tokens. Locked $ponzi is not traded by Ponzi Bot and is not used to absorb bot losses.
3. No guaranteed rewards. Rewards are not guaranteed, targeted, smoothed, subsidized, or owed. Rewards may be zero for any period.
4. No claim on trading profits. Users get no legal claim on team trading profits, exchange accounts, treasury assets, collateral facilities, buybacks, revenue, or future products.
5. No U.S. persons. The program is not available to U.S. persons or restricted jurisdictions. The interface may use jurisdiction controls, wallet screening, sanctions checks, VPN/proxy detection, and other access restrictions.
Step 1: Lock. Eligible users may lock $ponzi through the supported Streamflow contract at any time. Each lock lasts exactly seven days from its confirmed transaction. The lock period, unlock date, reward eligibility, and claim mechanics are governed by the on-chain contract and program terms.
Step 2: Trading period. During the period, the team may conduct separate proprietary trading. User-locked tokens are not moved into the trading account and are not exposed to direct trading-loss allocation.
Step 3: Performance review. At the end of the period, the week's performance and reward availability are reviewed. A losing week is the obvious reason a period pays nothing, but not the only one: venue, legal, liquidity, compliance, or technical restrictions, or a program suspension, can also block a distribution.
Step 4: Reward calculation. If a distribution happens, Streamflow calculates accrual from how much was locked and for how long. The interface applies its eligibility controls before presenting a lock transaction, but the public on-chain pool cannot exclude a wallet that interacts with Streamflow directly.
Step 5: Reward drip & claim. A distributed week's reward accrues to locked wallets in hourly on-chain intervals over the following seven days, based on amount and time locked. Completed intervals may be claimed through the supported claim process. If no rewards are available, the rate is zero for that period.
Step 6: Unlock. At the end of the lock period, the normal flow claims available USDT and returns the locked $ponzi in the same transaction. If reward payment is broken or the reward vault is short, the interface also exposes a last-resort principal-only exit. That path returns $ponzi but permanently gives up unclaimed rewards for that lock and requires separate confirmation.
This is not a promised yield. When a net-positive week distributes, the allocation splits three ways. A week that doesn't distribute has nothing to split.
The split describes how a distributed week is apportioned, not a rate of return. No week is guaranteed to distribute.
Ponzi Bot does not:
Rewards, if any, may be funded from sources defined in the program terms. Rewards are not described as guaranteed yield, passive income, interest, dividends, or a fixed share of trading profits, and are not paid from new user locks. Rewards may be reduced, delayed, paused, restricted, or discontinued at any time per the program terms.
The interface restricts access by jurisdiction and requires a wallet-signed eligibility statement. It may also restrict access based on sanctions exposure; wallet risk score; mixer, stolen-funds, darknet, or high-risk-exchange exposure; VPN/proxy usage; abuse, Sybil, or manipulation concerns; and legal, regulatory, technical, or operational requirements. No third-party wallet-screening provider is active unless the interface identifies one.
WALLET SCREENING DOES NOT MEAN PARTICIPATION IS RISK-FREE OR APPROVED BY ANY REGULATOR.
$ponzi is a memecoin. Holding $ponzi alone provides no claim on Ponzi Bot, trading profits, revenue, treasury assets, buybacks, governance, or future products. The Lock Rewards Program is separate from the $ponzi token page; participation requires a separate opt-in and acceptance of program terms.
Users may lose money even if their locked tokens are not used for trading. Primary risks include: $ponzi price decline while locked; inability to sell during the lock period; smart-contract risk; Streamflow / platform risk; wallet compromise; reward non-payment; regulatory restrictions; tax consequences; technical failures; oracle / data issues; trading-venue restrictions; and program pause, change, or discontinuation.
Participate only if you understand the risks and can tolerate receiving zero rewards and losing token value during the lock period. Read the full Terms & Risk Disclosure before locking.