Detailed Dividend Eligibility Criteria

1. Liquidity Provider Dividends

   • Eligibility Requirements: Users need to provide liquidity in specific token pair pools on a trading platform. Specifically, users must deposit their tokens and another type of token (such as USDT, ETH, etc.) into the liquidity pool in exchange for liquidity provider (LP) tokens.

   • Dividend Calculation: Dividends are usually distributed based on the proportion of the user's share in the liquidity pool. For example, if a user provides 10% of the liquidity in the pool, they are eligible to receive a corresponding proportion of the dividends.

2. Token Holder Dividends

   • Eligibility Requirements: Users need to hold a certain amount of tokens. In the Mega Millions mechanism, this amount might be set at a minimum value equivalent to 50U. This means users must hold tokens equivalent to at least 50U to qualify for dividends.

   • Dividend Calculation: These dividends are typically allocated based on the proportion of tokens held. Users holding more tokens receive a higher proportion of the dividends.

3. Purchaser Dividends

   • Eligibility Requirements: This type of dividend is usually targeted at users who make significant purchases within a specific time window. For instance, the Mega Millions mechanism might define that any user who is the first to purchase at least 100U of tokens following a sell order is termed a "winner" and receives the purchaser dividend for that round.

   • Dividend Calculation: The recipient of this type of dividend typically receives a one-time token reward, the amount of which is determined according to the proportions set in the smart contract.