Two different scores: Slop Score from approved restaurant receipts drives the competitive leaderboard; Holder Status is an optional $SLOP-based profile tier. Buying tokens does not move you up the receipt leaderboard.
The holder-tier page can become a status system. Proposed thresholds use the dollar value of $SLOP in the connected wallet, as read from a market price feed. They are for profile badges and access, not promises of stock returns.
| Status | $SLOP holding value | Profile identity |
|---|---|---|
| Civilian | Under $100 | Default badge |
| Slopper | $100+ | Slopper badge |
| Grease Lord | $500+ | Grease Lord badge |
| Slop Baron | $1,500+ | Baron badge |
| Slop Emperor | $3,000+ | Emperor badge |
| Supreme Goyslopper | $6,000+ | Supreme badge |
Proposed names using thresholds already present in the local site's tier logic. Confirm them before wiring the app.
Slop Points and reward dollars are not the same thing. In the proposed model, a qualifying receipt earns base points for eligible spend plus a once-per-week discovery bonus for a new chain. Points are capped to reduce manipulation.
Stock payout is not fixed; it is calculated from the available reward pool.
One point formula. One point per complete eligible dollar, no more than 25 base points per receipt, plus five points for the first different supported brand verified each week. This is a proposed configuration, not a live rule.
Daily limits. Proposed three scored receipts per day per verified account. Repeated attempts, obviously coordinated wallets, or suspicious purchases may be excluded.
Holder Status does not buy points. If you hold a large amount of $SLOP but never scan an eligible receipt, your Slop Score stays at zero.
Rewards are funded, not printed. A percentage of actual fee revenue goes into the rewards budget. Each round sets its total spend limit before assigning eligible allocations.
No guaranteed rate. A $20 receipt is not a promise of $0.40, $2, or any other amount of stock. Availability and pool size decide what can be delivered.
Where legally supported, stock rewards are tokenized securities tracking the relevant publicly traded parent company. A label on the scoreboard does not mean a reward rail is live.
MCDx and CMGx are tokenized tracking instruments, not common shares registered in your name. Tokenized-equity distribution is restricted in many countries, including the United States for xStocks.
Holder Status can update as the current market value of your $SLOP balance changes. The Slop Score you've earned from legitimate receipts does not disappear when the coin moves. A lock can change how an optional status tier is calculated, if that functionality remains enabled.
Receipt totals can be normalized to USD for scoring using the exchange rate recorded at verification. Launch currencies and countries must be shown only after the scanner and compliance rules are configured. Display the original receipt currency alongside the normalized amount.
Scan a receipt →Slop Score is a game metric. Stock rewards are variable, securities are risky, and neither $SLOP nor a status tier guarantees a payout. Live tier cards below may still reflect legacy API labels until launch configuration is finalized. Nothing here is investment advice.