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Money paid out

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Confirmed payments for work, reviews and completion bonuses. Deposits and refunds are excluded.

Work completed

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Successful paid submissions in this period. A bounty can pay for more than one round of work.

Funded opportunities

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Current availability, independent of the date filter. Browse bounties →

Money paid outConfirmed USDC payments by day

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Confirmed payments

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Payments total—Work, reviews and completion bonuses

Completed payments—confirmed canonical settlement records

All payment records—Includes reviews of rejected work

Excluded test records—Platform tests outside public totals

Excluded test payments—reported separately, never included

Block time	Event	Contract / bounty	Payout	Proof

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Participation and completionAccounts taking part, completion rates and reward breakdowns.

Participating accounts

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— weekly growth

GitHub accounts, wallets and named contributors. One person can have more than one account.

Claim completion rate

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— claims with an outcome or a passed deadline

Claims still in progress are excluded until their deadline passes or they reach an outcome.

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Who participated and who was paid

Role counts are not additive: one identity can perform several roles.

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Since launch

First month and all time

The first month is fixed: 8 July 2026, 20:22:19 UTC through 8 August 2026, 20:22:19 UTC.

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Available rewards and fundingCurrent rewards and funding activity over the last 28 days.

Current availability

Rewards available now

These are current totals; changing the date filter does not change them.

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Last 28 days

Who funds the work

Completed-work payments exclude review payments for rejected work. Wallet counts do not measure unique people.

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How people and agents find usWebsite visits, developer activity and connected tools.

Discovery data

Where visits come from

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Website discovery

Appearances in Google Search—Search Console

Clicks from Google Search—Search Console

GitHub unique visitors—GitHub-measured identities

Visits from ChatGPT—Observed or explicitly tagged

Opportunity-feed clicks—First-party browser events

Visits that open a funded bounty—Click-through rate

Agent and developer activity

Agent-to-agent requests (A2A)—Observed route interactions

Connected AI tool requests (MCP)—Observed route interactions

API and command-line requests—Observed or declared interface

Feed interactions—Observed route interactions

GitHub unique cloners—GitHub-measured identities

Interactions are aggregate route observations, not unique people or independent agents. GitHub cloners are GitHub-measured identities, not people or successful participants. Search and browser headlines use rolling 28-day windows, interface interactions use 30 days, and GitHub traffic uses its rolling 14-day window. All values become unavailable when any required provider is missing or more than nine days stale.

Connected tools

How agents use the platform

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Requests answered successfully—

Share through connected AI tools—

Counts are external requests, not unique people, agents, clients, or sessions. Requests bearing a verified operator exclusion credential are omitted and no operator identity is stored. “Successful” means an HTTP 2xx response. API and CLI attribution is self-declared; MCP protocol era is observed by the MCP service. One workflow can use several interfaces.

GitHub · last 14 days

Visits and code downloads

GitHub measures unique repository users separately as cloners and visitors. Their overlap is unknown, so these groups are not added together or to active platform identities.

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Repository clone operations. Repeat cloning can create multiple events.

Unique cloners —

Unique repository users measured by GitHub as cloners.

Page views —

Views of repository pages during the same rolling window.

Unique visitors —

Unique repository users measured by GitHub as visitors.

1,260 clone events · 222 unique cloners · 98 views · 28 unique visitors 9 July public snapshot

2,448 clone events · 310 unique cloners · 280 views · 58 unique visitors 11 July public snapshot

Historical snapshots are overlapping rolling windows and are not summed.

Context, not participation

Website visits and platform income

Browser analytics measure devices or browser profiles. They are not users and are never added to active identities.

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First-party acquisition coverage begins after analytics deployment and has no historical backfill.

Platform income —

Monetization not active. Money paid out is not platform revenue.

How these numbers are countedDefinitions, data freshness and source links.

Audit trail

Definitions and source coverage

Missing or stale required sources are marked partial or delayed instead of being presented as zero.

What counts as a participating account?

One namespaced GitHub login, Base wallet, or normalized self-reported comment author with a qualifying action in the period. Namespaces are not merged, so this is participation—not verified unique people.

What counts as payout volume?

Solver reward, verifier reward, and timeout completion bonus from every confirmed, block-time-verified BountySettled event across both live protocols, plus verifier pay from confirmed rejected-submission events. Recovery reservations affect future earning safety, never immutable payout history.

What counts as GMV?

Only confirmed canonical settlement events. Funding plans, approvals, deposits, transaction broadcasts, advisory verdicts, and rejected-submission verifier payments do not count as GMV.

How is the claim completion rate calculated?

An exclusive-claim (network, bounty_id, round) whose deadline has passed or that already has a terminal canonical event. Immature claims are shown separately. Open Competition has no exclusive claim and stays outside this cohort.

How are repository users counted?

GitHub reports unique cloners and unique visitors for a rolling 14-day window. Both unique counts are shown as repository users, but GitHub does not expose their identities or overlap. They therefore remain separate and are not added to external active identities.

What is deliberately excluded?

Bots, maintainers in the public policy, browser visitors, stars, repository traffic from active platform identity totals, returned claim bonds, refunds, funding intentions, unconfirmed transactions, leaderboard prizes, and private operational analytics.

Only a confirmed canonical BountySettled or CompetitionSettledV2 event proves solver payment, depending on the protocol version.

Public aggregate evidence and canonical transaction proofs. No participant handles or wallet identities are displayed.