HOW THE LEADERBOARD WORKS
See what puts a token on the board, how each ranking works, and how the next payout is estimated.
Leaderboard ranking
The default view ranks tokens by the current dollar value of all Stock Token rewards claimed by holders. The pending rewards view ranks the Stock Tokens waiting for the next payout by their approximate dollar value. The market cap view ranks the meme tokens by price and supply.
Claimed value uses the Stock Token price from the current leaderboard update. It does not use the price at the time of each past claim. A missing value ranks last and appears as a dash.
First payout pending shows tokens with an active reward setup but no completed holder payout. The pending amount can still be zero.
The 5-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, and 1-day changes come from the Pons market for the meme token and its Stock Token pair. The 24-hour volume uses the current Stock Token dollar price.
Which tokens appear
A token appears only when Robinhood Chain links it to an active Pons reward distributor and an exact Stock Token address. A matching ticker alone does not qualify.
Each completed payout gives the total reward amount. The chain does not publish the wallet-by-wallet amounts, so Trench Stocks does not guess how much one holder will receive.
Next payout estimate
The countdown uses the payout schedule when one exists. Otherwise, it uses the timing of completed payouts. Pending rewards and past payout amounts set the estimated range.
- The amount is for the full reward pool. It is not one holder's amount.
- The countdown points to an estimated window. It is not a promised time.
- A token with too little payout history shows no estimate.
Estimate only. Amount and timing can change.
History and updates
The first sync reads every finalized distributor and payout from the Pons reward factory launch through the latest finalized block. A token appears only after all required onchain checks pass.
Each full update uses one finalized block for payout counts, claimed totals, pending totals, and claim windows. Market prices, holder counts, and trading activity can come from a newer block.
If one value is not available, the page keeps the rest of the token record and shows a dash for that value.