Trades pay fees
Each $SI trade pays a creator fee. That fee went to OTC's reward wallet at creation, and the admin was revoked, so it cannot be redirected.

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New to crypto, or new to $SI? This guide explains how holder rewards work in plain English, why a payout can take a while to arrive, and the five checks that catch most missing rewards.
Rewards are not paid in SOL or in $SI. They are paid in tokenized stock of the companies building SI, one stock per payout. A payout only runs once the reward pot reaches 0.1 SOL, and your wallet has to be ready to receive that round's stock. If nothing has arrived, work through the five checks below before you assume something is wrong.
Most missing rewards come down to one of these five things.
Rewards follow what you hold at the moment a round runs, so there is no earlier snapshot to wait for. The $SI has to sit in the wallet that receives the stock. Liquidity pools, bonding curves and the creator vault are excluded from the split.
Fees build up as SOL. A round only runs once that pot reaches 0.1 SOL, because every swap has costs. Quiet trading means a slower pot, so a quiet week can mean no payout yet.
OTC's docs say each round divides among holders who can receive that stock, which means you need an open token account for the asset being paid. Opening one costs about $0.37 per stock, and the deposit comes back if you close the account. Your wallet may ask you to approve opening it. That approval is a one-time setup step, not a claim.
Rewards come as one of six stocks, not SOL and not $SI: OPENAI, NVDAx, ANTHROPIC, GOOGLx, SPCXx or METAx. The stock changes from one payout to the next. Wallets often hide tokens they do not recognize, so check the hidden or unknown tokens list, or add the token by its address from OTC's coin page.
OTC's rewards page lists each payout as a row, and each row links to the on-chain transfer. You can also look up the wallets on Solscan. If a payout shows there, it was sent, even when your wallet view is behind.
The same four steps, in plain language.
Each $SI trade pays a creator fee. That fee went to OTC's reward wallet at creation, and the admin was revoked, so it cannot be redirected.
The fees are claimed about once a minute. Holders receive 67.5% of each fee, and the rest goes to the other parts of the protocol.
When the holders' SOL reaches 0.1 SOL, a round swaps the pot into one of the six stocks on the open market.
Each holder receives a share based on how much $SI they hold when the round runs. There is no minimum amount.
Rewards are not a dividend, and they are not shares in the companies behind the stocks. Their value moves with the market and can fall. The size of each payout depends on trading volume, so a quiet week means a smaller pot. OTC runs the reward mechanism, not the SI community, and nothing about rewards is guaranteed. Treat every reward as uncertain, and never put in more than you can afford to lose.
Admins never message you first, never ask for your recovery phrase and never ask you to send funds for support.
Rewards arrive on their own. Any site that asks you to connect your wallet to claim is a scam.
The only community treasury is sitreasury.sol. Check that the $SI contract ends in caqjj before you trade.
Send this page to a friend, or ask in the official Telegram at t.me/entersi. Share a wallet address only if you need help with it, and never share your recovery phrase. Admins will not message you first.
Most often, the pot had not reached 0.1 SOL yet, or your wallet had no token account open for that round's stock. Work through the five checks at the top of this page.
No claim is needed. The rewards page describes payouts as sent to holders automatically. Your wallet may ask you once to approve opening a token account for a stock. That is a setup step. Never approve a transaction you do not recognize.
They may have held $SI in their wallet when the round ran, or had a token account open for that stock. Compare the two wallets on OTC's rewards page, where every payout is listed with its on-chain transfer.
Yes. OTC's rewards page lists each payout as a row that links to the on-chain transfer, and the wallets involved are public on Solscan.
No. Shares follow what you hold when the round runs, but the pot size and the value of the stock can change, and nothing is guaranteed.
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