The useful answers.

A token whose mechanism distributes another asset to eligible holders. The payout rules and funding sources depend on the project.

L0 is the root of the selected reward tree. L1 rewards that root directly; L2 rewards a token connected further up the tree. Depth is not fixed leverage, and downstream payouts are not guaranteed to reach every holder.

Community Mode shares a portion of a token’s rewards with eligible holders of its paired community token. The Community badge identifies the launch mode; it does not guarantee a payout. Gross rewards may include distributions to both holder groups. A configured maximum is not the percentage actually paid.

In NABLA Lab, a token’s community is the root, or roots, its rewards lead to, found from the mints along the way: direct when it pays the root, indirect through other tokens. It describes who pays whom; it does not prove that anything reached the community’s treasury. Open it to see the full path.

No. Community Mode is StonkFun’s launch setting that shares a token’s rewards with holders of its paired token. The NABLA community program, a share of NABLA’s fee and an XP bonus for enrolled communities, is separate, and it is not active yet.

Each of the last six complete UTC days, newest on the right, as one triangle: a green outline when the token had at least $250 of organic 24-hour volume that day, read within an hour of the day’s 00:00 UTC; a muted purple outline when it was observed below that; a grey dashed outline when the day is missing or before launch, each day saying which. A missing day is never counted as zero, and Activity says nothing about when the last trade happened.

A community’s activity measure, from the Community Scores of its busiest tokens. It is not published yet.

An experimental measure of how steadily a token stays active. It is not published yet: until it is, the Lab shows what each token is still collecting. It will not replace Pulse, and it does not assess safety.

Each is a different thing. Deposited means tokens sit in a community’s destination wallet; locked means a program prevents moving them, which the Lab says only with custody evidence; burned means they were destroyed, shown only with the burn’s transaction. Today, SatRush’s destination is an ordinary wallet, so deposits there can be withdrawn; ORE’s is the Grams program’s receivables address, where the ORE sent is burned once anyone calls Bury and other tokens stay locked; until that burn, the ORE there also relies on the ORE LST program, which can still be upgraded.

None yet: the community program is not active. Its terms will be published here before it starts.

There is no community XP multiplier yet: XP is 1 per $1 of eligible volume (see “How is XP counted?”).

Because something it needs is missing: its history, a price to value it, its attribution to a source, or a reconciliation still pending. Unavailable is never zero; its reason is in its tooltip or details.

Contributions are not active yet. When they are, each purchase, delivery or burn will show on Flywheel with its native amounts and destination, and what arrived will show in the destination’s receipts in NABLA Lab.

No. Rewards / cap compares cumulative paid rewards with current market cap; it is not your personal return. 24h rewards / volume compares approximately daily reported rewards with the available organic 24-hour trading volume. Sampling times and source windows may differ; check the tooltip for the measurement time and coverage. It is not an APR or your personal return.

Market cap is an estimate based on price and the available supply data. The chart uses today’s supply for historical candles; it is not a historical circulating-market-cap series. Check the source and timestamp before comparing values.

NABLA Pulse summarizes observed changes in a token’s rewards, trading volume and price across two comparable 24-hour periods, updated every hour. It highlights activity patterns to explore in the terminal; it does not predict the next price move.

BUILDING: Rewards and volume are up at least 10%; price has moved less than 5% in either direction. MOMENTUM: Rewards and volume are up at least 10%; price is up at least 5%. DIVERGENCE: Volume is up at least 30% while price is down at least 5%; rewards have not fallen by 10% or more. COOLING: Rewards and volume are down at least 10%; price may move either way. A dash means no defined pattern, Pulse does not apply to the asset, or the data does not support a reliable comparison yet; the tooltip explains which.

We compare the reward quantities distributed in each period, valuing both periods with the same reward-asset prices. This helps separate payout activity from changes in the price of the asset paid. It is not your personal return, APR or historical dollar income.

No. Pulse describes observed activity. Volume and rewards can increase during heavy selling, and payout timing can affect the comparison. Review the chart, liquidity and reward mechanism before drawing a conclusion. Pulse does not compare holding returns with providing liquidity.

Pulse needs comparable history, reliable prices and enough prior activity. Missing, stale, revised or very small-base data can prevent classification. The tooltip gives the reason and comparison time. Pulse updates every hour, each time comparing the latest complete 24 hours with the 24 hours before; it does not change with every price tick. A token with no hourly comparison yet shows the day’s, and its tooltip says “Updated daily.”

Pulse reads the running reward totals StonkFun reports for each launch. A total that does not rise shows as “no increase reported”, not as a confirmed zero payout. Payouts added late for an earlier period, or a launch whose record stops updating, cannot always be told apart from new payouts or a pause. Missing or stale data is never counted as zero.

The NABLA integrator fee is —. Network, pool fees and price impact may also affect execution. Check the final wallet transaction and quote.

It targets 25% more tokens than you currently hold. For 1,200 tokens, the target is 300 more. Funding comes from the currency selected in Swap. You review the quote and approve the transaction yourself. Unaffordable presets are unavailable. The increase is approximate; the quote shows the expected quantity after trading costs.

Settle in selects the settlement asset. The arrow between the cards reverses the trade direction. The arrow beside the exchange rate only reverses how that rate is displayed. Increase prepares a purchase; Close prepares a sale. Review the quote before approving.

Yes. Open the editable token selector and search supported Solana tokens by name, ticker or mint address. A token does not need to distribute rewards to be swappable. Eligible settled swaps recognized by NABLA’s XP system can earn XP; token selection alone does not earn XP or establish Hylo campaign eligibility.

1 XP per $1 of route input: what enters the swap route after any input-side NABLA fee, valued at the USD price when the swap settles. No multipliers, bonuses or points cap.

Yes. Each recognized, settled NABLA swap generating a platform fee can earn XP. One execution is counted once.

NABLA trading XP and Hylo holding XP are separate programs. Hylo eligibility depends on its current official campaign rules. NABLA’s market-cap estimates and eligibility indicators are informational; they do not guarantee an allocation or reward.

StonkFun, pump.fun, OTC, Jupiter, GeckoTerminal and CoinGecko.

NABLA uses your wallet to approve swaps routed through Jupiter. Connecting a wallet is not a transfer of custody. Always inspect requests before signing.

No official NABLA token has been issued. A future token and season-based airdrop are the direction; final allocation details will be announced.