The Referrer Slate

On June 30, 2026, the BV-7X protocol takes a snapshot of the public referrer leaderboard. The ten highest-ranked passes share one percent of the $BV7X supply — ten million tokens — distributed pro-rata of points. Every action that earns points between now and 23:59 UTC on that date is live, on-chain–verified, and counts toward the slate.

This program exists for the same reason every other tranche of the token model exists. Distribution is a worker-side problem. The integrators who route flow earn $BV7X. The miners who produce predictions earn $BV7X. The referrers who do the growth work in the period before TGE earn $BV7X. The ratio is one percent, the cohort is ten passes, and the math is mechanical.

The points system

Three actions earn points. Every one of them is live in production today.

What is not gameable: clicks dedup at the IP+UA fingerprint level inside a 24-hour window, so reloading your own link is wasted motion. The +500 referee reward only fires when a new pass mints with your code as referred_by_code; minting against yourself is rejected by handle equality on the form path and by wallet equality on the wallet path. The +1,000 X-share reward is bound to the X handle on your pass via the Twitter oEmbed API, so a tweet from any account other than yours, or one that doesn’t contain your bv7x.ai/r/<code> link, is rejected. Each verified post is also one-time; the same tweet cannot be claimed twice.

The system was end-to-end verified in production this week. The mechanics are not a roadmap item.

How to participate

Three steps. The whole loop takes under a minute end-to-end.

Mint

Two doors. Use whichever fits.

• bv7x.ai/referral — wallet path. Connect a wallet, sign an EIP-191 message, mint instantly. Recommended if you have a wallet, because the pass is bound to a key you control.
• bv7x.ai/signup — form path. No wallet required. Submit telegram and X handles, get a code.

Both paths produce a BV7X-XXXX-XXXX code and a personal share link of the form bv7x.ai/r/<your-code>. Both accept a ?ref=<parent-code> on the URL, so attribution survives the wallet-connect detour.

Share

The pass page at bv7x.ai/pass/<your-code> has a Share button that opens an X composer with the link prefilled. The verifier looks for the link in the tweet’s oEmbed HTML, case-insensitive, so any tweet that contains it counts — the Share button is convenience, not a constraint. Post from the X account whose handle is on your pass.

Refer

Send the link. Anyone who mints a pass through it — wallet path or form path — counts as a referee. Your pass gets +500 the moment they mint, in the same database transaction. The dashboard shows the audit trail.

A worked example

Walk through a live pass to see the surfaces.

This pass sits at 1,100 points as of publication. The math behind that number is exact: ten dedup’d clicks (+100), two verified referee signups (+1,000). One additional verified tweet from the linked X account would add another +1,000.

The pass page is public — anyone can open it, see the points, and click Share. The dashboard is gated by a pass secret stored in the browser when the pass is first minted; only the owner sees their referee list, verified shares, and click history. The leaderboard is the public ranking, ordered by points, ordered second by created-at to break ties.

The math of the top ten

Pro-rata distribution among the top ten means the cohort that gets in first compounds fastest. A referrer holding 50,000 points in a top ten that averages 20,000 takes roughly seventeen percent of the slate — one and a half million $BV7X — even finishing second. The program rewards consistent activity over a single big swing, but the door to the top ten is open while the leaderboard is still small enough that consistent activity gets there.

The leaderboard is genuinely small right now. There is no synthetic seeding, no waitlist queue, no first-come priority. It is the same structural surface that every points program looks like in its first weeks, before the cohort that pays attention shows up.

What the snapshot is

At 23:59 UTC on June 30, 2026, the public leaderboard freezes. The top ten ranked by points at that timestamp are eligible. Allocation is recorded then, and distributed at TGE alongside the rest of the token model — same vesting curve as the public sale tranche, no special treatment, no special lock-up. The full token-model context lives in the previous post; this is one of its cleaner downstream cases.

If a pass in the top ten changes ownership before snapshot, the allocation follows the pass, not the original minter. If a pass is the result of self-referral or other clear gaming behavior, it is excluded at snapshot review — the points system is dedup’d at the protocol layer, but the slate is the cohort that earned its way there honestly.

Why the allocation exists at all

It is the natural extension of the workers-earn-token thesis. The integrators that route flow earn $BV7X — five percent of supply, vested twenty-four months. The miners that produce predictions earn $BV7X — forty percent, vested ninety-six months. The referrers that grow the network in the period before TGE earn $BV7X — one percent, top ten, pro-rata, settled at a single calendar timestamp.

Every tranche of the token model points at people who do measurable work. The referrer slate is the smallest of those tranches and the most direct: the work is recruiting, the proof is on-chain leaderboard rank, and the settlement is mechanical.

The third door

The previous post made the case for being on the network during the quiet phase — the period before the integration count becomes the headline. It pointed at two doors: the closed beta, where the network’s arena is open to forecasters; and the ambassador program, where contributors get standing in the protocol’s growth ledger. Both are still open today.

The slate is the third door. It is the most direct of the three. There is no application, no tier you have to earn into to be eligible, no negotiation. Every action you take is points, every point compounds, the snapshot is on the calendar, and the math is mechanical.

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Quiet networks do their distribution quietly too. The leaderboard is small for the same reason every other surface of this network started small. That is the window.

The arena is live. The forecast is live. The points are live. What changes at TGE is not the program. It is the way the rest of the market reads the names that were on the leaderboard when the snapshot landed.