How Goyslop works

What Goyslop is

Goyslop combines four pieces: $SLOP, the memecoin; Slop Score, a public receipt-based leaderboard; Stock Rewards, a separately funded pool; and the Goyslop Treasury, a publicly tracked collection of eligible food-related assets and reserves.

Eat at a participating chain, scan your real receipt, climb the rankings. When stock rewards are supported and properly funded, qualifying users may receive tokenized instruments tracking that chain's publicly traded parent.

How a scan becomes stock

1. Scan — use the live camera to capture a restaurant receipt.
2. Read — the system extracts the chain, date, total, and purchase identifiers.
3. Check — reject duplicates and suspicious claims; review borderline cases.
4. Score — add verified Slop Points to the weekly and all-time boards.
5. Allocate — determine the available rewards for a funded round after fees are collected.
6. Deliver — transfer tokenized instruments only to eligible recipients where available; publish settlement proof.

The tier ladder

There are two ways to stand out: Slop Score from verified fast-food purchases, and optional Holder Status from $SLOP held in your wallet. Holding $SLOP is not a prerequisite for free leaderboard participation.

How your tier is decided

We read your $SLOP balance and value it in dollars at the market price.

When your tier changes

Holder Status is determined by the $SLOP balance of the connected wallet and the reference price the server applies. The status system is separate from leaderboard score and the amount of stock funds available for distribution.

What a receipt pays

One score rule, then a separate reward round

Proposed formula: one Slop Point per whole eligible dollar of a verified receipt, up to 25 base points, plus a five-point bonus for the first different chain each week. Scores have no fixed dollar redemption value.

Example: a $16.99 McDonald's receipt earns 16 base points. If McDonald's is your first verified scan from that chain this week, add five. Total: 21 Slop Points.

There is no guaranteed stock minimum

A receipt can add points while its monetary reward is zero: the reward round may have no available funds; the recipient may be ineligible; the matching instrument may not be offered; or the provisional amount may fall below a delivery threshold.

Limits

Anti-abuse controls include device, account, receipt-identifier, and pattern-based checks where legally and technically appropriate.

Why a receipt might be declined

• The photo is not a receipt, or is too unclear to read.
• The receipt has already been claimed — each purchase pays once.
• It is older than 90 days, or above the maximum total.
• You have already scanned three receipts today.
• The merchant is not one of the brands we cover yet.

If something looks wrong, a person reviews it. You can always ask us through Support.

Profile bonus

Pick a username and personalize your Goyslopper profile. We may feature early participants on the seasonal board, but no sign-up stock bonus is promised. If a launch campaign later includes a reward, its budget, eligibility, and timing must be published first.

What the reward is

When delivered via an eligible tokenized-equity provider, rewards are securities designed to track the economic performance of the relevant stock. For example, MCDx tracks McDonald's (MCD) and CMGx tracks Chipotle (CMG). These products are not automatically shareholder ownership and do not necessarily provide voting rights.

Review the issuer's terms and regional limitations before participating. Having a wallet does not override securities restrictions.

Delivery

After an eligible reward round closes, the interface should distinguish estimated, allocated, pending settlement, delivered, and ineligible states. Only a confirmed onchain transfer is “delivered.”

• Estimated — informational amount before the round finalizes.
• Allocated — amount committed within the funded round's budget.
• Pending settlement — preparing a supported delivery.
• Delivered — confirmed onchain, with a transaction link.
• Ineligible — receipt points count, but no stock token can be sent.

On-chain receipts

The first version of Goyslop is built around fast-food paper receipts, not arbitrary wallet swaps. Ordinary trading transactions are not proof that someone visited McDonald's or Taco Bell. No generic onchain receipt-claim feature is promised for the initial launch.

If future restaurant integrations can verify direct digital orders, eligible digital receipts may be introduced as an alternative to paper.

Keeping it fair

The rewards pool is shared, so every receipt has to be a real purchase by a real person.

• One purchase, one score. No duplicate claims across wallets.
• Real merchants. Validate chains, totals, dates, and returns.
• Reasonable caps. Points stop increasing beyond configured receipt and daily limits.
• Independent boards. Receipt rankings are not purchased with $SLOP.

Winning should require participating in the game, not exploiting it.

Support

Use the Support section of your Goyslop profile to question a score, report a duplicate warning, or check a pending stock distribution. Include the receipt ID and approximate scan time. Never send private keys or seed phrases.

Important disclosures

Goyslop is not affiliated with the restaurant chains named on this site. $SLOP is a speculative token. A receipt, score, profile rank, or locked token amount does not guarantee stock or profits. Fee capture depends on the deployed token and actual trading venue. Tokenized stock products are regulated securities with important geographic restrictions; xStocks are not available in the United States or to U.S. persons, as well as certain other jurisdictions. The Goyslop Treasury is not automatically owned by $SLOP holders. Nothing here is financial or investment advice.