No. Once you are owed 1.00 USDT the contract pays you on its own, at most once an hour. The Claim page exists because claim() is open to anyone at any time, with no minimum and no wait. If you would rather not wait for the round, press it yourself.

10,000 ABNI, which is 0.001 percent of supply. Below that the queue does not include you: you hold the token and earn nothing. That is a threshold in the contract, not a guideline.

USDT0 on Stable. Not points, not a voucher, not more ABNI. Gas on this chain is also USDT, so what arrives is spendable as it stands.

The swap fee and nowhere else. Buys pay 3 percent, sells pay 4. There is no emission schedule and no inflation: if nobody trades, nobody gets paid.

All of it. There is no marketing split, no treasury split and no team cut anywhere in the fee path.

A given wallet is paid at most once an hour. That floor is a constant in the contract. Between rounds your share accrues and waits, and you can collect it early on the Claim page.

Three usual reasons. You are owed less than 1.00 USDT, so the automatic payout has not triggered. Your last payout was under an hour ago. Or you hold fewer than 10,000 ABNI and are not in the queue at all. In the first two cases the Claim page pays you right now.

You leave the queue and stop earning. The sale itself still pays its 4 percent, to everyone who stayed.

No. The card multiplies the last 24 hours of volume by the fee and by your share of the queue. It is arithmetic on what just happened, it moves exactly as much as volume does, and the card says so on its face.

Stable, chain id 988, where gas is USDT. RPC https://rpc.stable.xyz, explorer stablescan.xyz. The Claim page offers to add the network to your wallet in one tap.

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