What Reward Boosts Are
Reward boosts:- Increase a participant’s share of rewards
- Are defined by hubs, within protocol limits
- Apply only during specific reward cycles
- Not guaranteed
- Not fixed
- Subject to change between cycles
Hub Patron Status
Each hub may recognize a Patron — a contributor who demonstrates exceptional commitment. Patron status may be based on:- Amount of tokens bound
- Duration of binding
- Consistency across reward cycles
- Increased reward weighting
- Visible recognition or status
- Symbolic acknowledgment within the hub
NFT-Based Boosts
Hubs may optionally offer boosts tied to NFTs. NFT boosts:- Act as an additional signal of participation or alignment
- May increase reward eligibility or weighting
- Are defined by the hub operator
- NFTs do not guarantee rewards
- NFT boosts may apply only to certain cycles
- NFT requirements may change over time
How Boosts Are Applied
Reward boosts:- Affect reward distribution logic only
- Do not change bound balances
- Do not give hub owners control over user funds
What Boosts Do Not Do
Reward boosts do not:- Guarantee rewards
- Increase or protect token value
- Affect custody of tokens
- Override binding rules
Design Philosophy
Reward boosts are designed to:- Encourage long-term participation
- Recognize belief and consistency
- Avoid extractive incentive games
In Summary
- Boosts adjust how rewards are shared
- Patron status recognizes sustained commitment
- NFTs can act as additional participation signals

