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Community & Rewards
PlannedStatus meaning: proposed but not implemented.

Community Rewards

A proposed program to recognize valuable community contributions with SNVA rewards. The model below describes how the program is intended to work — none of it has been implemented, and no rewards have been issued.

No rewards are available to earn or claim.

Program overview

Community Rewards is designed to reward participation that genuinely helps the SidraNova community: education, helpful contributions, quality content, responsible security reporting, and onboarding. The program is proposed; its rules, reward sizes, and funding are subject to approval before anything goes live.

Potential qualifying activities

Community education

Educating community members and making helpful contributions to discussions.

Approved educational content

Creating educational content that has been approved through the official process.

Genuine bug & security reports

Reporting real bugs or security issues through the official reporting process.

Approved community initiatives

Participating in community initiatives approved by the project team.

Onboarding new members

Helping onboard new community members in a genuinely helpful way.

These activity types are examples under consideration. Final qualifying activities will be published in the official program rules before the program starts.

Proposed eligibility rules

  • Contributions must be genuine, original, and helpful to the community.
  • Content must be approved through the official review process before it qualifies.
  • Bug and security reports must follow the official reporting process and be confirmed as genuine.
  • Participants must follow the community rules; violations may disqualify past and future rewards.
  • Self-approval, vote manipulation, coordinated farming, or misrepresenting contributions disqualifies a submission.

Contribution verification process

  1. A contribution is submitted through the official channel (to be published with the program).
  2. The project team or a designated reviewer checks that it meets the published rules.
  3. Approved contributions are recorded, with the reason and amount documented.
  4. Reward distribution, if approved, would only happen through the officially announced process — never automatically.

Anti-spam and anti-abuse principles

  • Quantity is not quality — repeated, low-effort, or copy-paste contributions do not qualify.
  • Rewards are never guaranteed for any activity; approval is discretionary under published rules.
  • Coordinated manipulation, multiple accounts, or automated spam leads to disqualification.
  • Reports of abuse can be made through official channels and will be reviewed.
  • Rules may be updated to close abuse patterns before and after launch, with changes published.

Reward allocation

Proposed Community & Airdrops allocation

10,000,000 SNVA(10% of total supply)

Proposed allocation — not a distribution

This allocation is proposed tokenomics only. It is not proof that tokens have been distributed, locked, or reserved, and it does not guarantee any reward will be paid. No rewards are issued automatically, and no rewards distribution contract is being built in this phase.

Points vs. tokens

If a points system is introduced in the future, off-chain points will be clearly distinguished from actual SNVA tokens. Points are not tokens and may never be converted. No user will be shown as having earned tokens unless verified records exist.

Program status

Planned

The Community Rewards program is planned. Rules, funding, and distribution mechanics remain subject to approval. There is no sign-up, no claim process, and no reward balance display — those would only appear when the program officially launches.