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Points Program

Hold supported tokens in your own wallet and earn ZeroDelta Points. How it works, how points are calculated, and the rules.

Hold supported stablecoins and tokenized assets in your own wallet, sign a commitment, and earn ZeroDelta Points for as long as you keep holding. Nothing is deposited, locked or bridged — your funds never leave your wallet.

Points are a record of participation. They carry no promise of any future distribution, value or entitlement.

The ZeroDelta app and API use the internal name Stakeflow for this program. The names refer to the same thing.

Take part in the ZeroDelta app → zerodelta.glacislabs.com/stakeflow

At a glance

What earns

The supported tokens you commit, held in your wallet on a supported chain

Rate

Currently 1 point per US dollar of value held, per day, for every supported token

Minimum

$10 of each committed token — to join, and to keep earning

Custody

None. No deposit, no lock, no Points contract. Move your funds whenever you like

Leaving

Revoke at any time with a signature. Points already earned are never taken away

Wallets

EVM wallets (including ERC-1271 smart-contract wallets) and Solana wallets

The live list of supported tokens and chains, with each token's rate, is shown in the ZeroDelta app.


How it works

1

Commit

In the ZeroDelta app, choose a supported token on a supported chain and the amount you intend to hold. You sign a short statement — EIP-712 typed data on EVM, a signed message on Solana. It is a signature, not a transaction: it costs no gas and moves nothing. The full terms are shown before you sign.

2

Hold

Keep the tokens in the same wallet. The Points service reads your balance of each committed token from the public blockchain at times that are not announced in advance.

3

Earn

Each reading credits points for the time since the previous reading.

4

Revoke (optional)

Sign a revocation for a token whenever you want. Earning on that token stops; everything already earned stays.


How points are calculated

Points accrue per wallet, per chain, per committed token. For each period between two consecutive readings:

  • The lower balance counts. A balance earns for a period only if it was there at both ends. Tokens added part-way start earning from the next period; tokens removed stop earning straight away. A token's first reading after it is committed therefore earns nothing — it starts the first period.

  • The commitment is a cap, not a lock. Hold less than you committed and you earn in proportion to what you hold. Hold more and the excess earns nothing until you sign a new commitment for the larger amount, which replaces the old one. A new commitment or a revocation applies to the whole period in progress.

  • Valued in dollars. Every token, stablecoins included, is valued at its market USD price, so a dollar of one supported token earns the same as a dollar of another.

  • Weighted by time. Points scale with the time elapsed in each period.

  • Precise. Points are computed in high-precision decimal arithmetic and kept at full precision. Each chain's total is shown rounded down to whole points, and a wallet's total adds those chain totals together.

Worked example

A wallet commits 1,000 USDC (price $1.00, rate 1). Readings are shown one day apart to keep the numbers simple — real reading times are not published.

Reading
Balance
Earning basis
Points for the period

1

1,000

— first reading

0

2

1,200

min(1,000, 1,200, cap 1,000) = 1,000

1,000

3

400

min(1,200, 400, cap 1,000) = 400

400

4

1,000

min(400, 1,000, cap 1,000) = 400

400

Total

1,800


Rules

Every rule applies per token and per chain. The same token on two chains is two separate commitments.

Joining

  • You join per chain. Commit on each chain where you want your balances read; the same address on another chain is not read until it commits there.

  • When your signed commitment is submitted, the wallet must hold at least $10 of that token on that chain, and the committed amount must also be at least $10. For this check a stablecoin counts as $1 per token; other assets use their USD price.

  • You can commit several tokens on the same chain. Signing again for a token replaces its previous commitment.

  • Sign-ups on a chain, including rejoining after dropping out, are subject to a program-wide daily limit.

What is read

Only the tokens you have committed are read. Holding other tokens in the same wallet costs nothing and earns nothing:

Token on that chain
Read?
Earns on

Committed

Yes

its balance, up to the committed amount

Not committed

No

nothing

Revoked, or ended by dropping below the minimum

No, from the next reading

nothing, until it is committed again

Staying eligible

  • At every reading, each committed token must be worth $10 or more in the wallet on that chain. Balances of different tokens are never added together.

  • If a committed token is below that, its final period is still paid in proportion to what was held, and that commitment ends. Your other commitments on the chain are not affected.

  • To earn on that token again, commit it again. A 24-hour cooldown applies before recommitting a token that dropped out. If it was your last commitment on that chain, the cooldown covers every token there.

Leaving

  • Revoke a token at any time by signing a revocation. Earning on that token stops, and the period in progress is not credited for it.

  • When no commitment remains on a chain, the wallet stops being read there.

  • Points are never deducted — not when you revoke, not when you drop below the minimum, and not when you move your funds.

Wallet notes

  • Smart-contract wallets must already be deployed on the chain you commit on.

  • Solana: balances are read from the wallet's associated token account for each token, which is where modern wallets keep them. Tokens held in any other token account are not counted.


Architecture

The program runs entirely off-chain. There is no Points smart contract: the service only verifies signatures and reads public blockchain state.

Component
What it does

Enrolment

Issues a single-use, short-lived challenge carrying the terms, verifies the signature for the address, checks the minimum, and records the commitment or revocation.

Snapshot engine

Reads each participating wallet's committed token balances from chain nodes at unannounced times, values them in USD, and credits the period since the previous reading.

Points ledger

An append-only record of every credited period. Nothing in it can reduce a total, and credited periods are never recalculated.

ZeroDelta API

Serves points, rates and commitments to the app and to integrators — see the Stakeflow endpoints in the API reference.


Fair play

  • Unannounced readings. Reading times are not published, so a balance cannot be timed around them.

  • Both ends must hold. Only the lower of two consecutive readings earns, so a short-lived top-up earns nothing.

  • Real funds per commitment. The $10 minimum applies to every committed token, and the cooldown stops a token from cycling in and out.

  • Your signature only. Committing and revoking both require the wallet's own signature, and each challenge can be used once.

  • Changes are forward-only. Rates, supported tokens and minimums may change over time. A change applies from the next reading — including to existing participants when the minimum changes — and points already credited stay as they are.