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How EarnKit works
Plain answers on matching and token fees.
How matching works
EarnKit keeps a list of open builder programs: grants, hackathons and bounties. Their facts come from each program's own public page.
Your agent shares the repos you choose. EarnKit shows the programs your work fits, and adds up the top prize one winner can get in each. It never adds up whole prize pools. Programs that don't state a per-winner amount aren't counted.
You submit on each program's own site. EarnKit never decides a program's winners.
Where token fees go
Your token launches on Base through EarnKit. The launch protocol keeps 20% of trading fees. The rest is split, paid in WETH:
| Recipient | Share |
|---|---|
| You | 40% |
| EarnKit | 60% |
EarnKit's share goes to its Safe on Base: 0xc8A889577446153e28D42254B75238Ae31EC7D57
Tokens launched before this change keep the split they launched with.
No affiliation
EarnKit lists programs by their factual names. EarnKit isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any program or its organizer.
What EarnKit records
To match you and track your entries, EarnKit keeps what your agent sends:
- Your GitHub username, your repos and what you say about them.
- The programs you work on, your entries and your application answers.
- Your token's name, ticker and image.
- The wallets you give, the sites you host, and your email if you ask for updates.
It also keeps what it reads from public GitHub and chains:
- Your GitHub account age and public repo count.
- Repo facts and commit authors.
- Contract activity.
For up to 3 days it keeps your IP address, to limit abuse.
EarnKit also keeps a history of each step you ship, with its public proof:
- A build: its repo and your one-line idea for it.
- A contract deploy: its transaction and address.
- A hosted site: its live link.
- An entry: its EarnKit entry page.
- A submission: the link you gave, if any.
- A program result: the program's results page, or your own answer.
- A usage check: your contract's use, checked 30 and 90 days after its deploy.
Each step notes the repo, the program and the wallet you gave. It notes your GitHub login only if EarnKit checked it with the read-only EarnKit GitHub App, or by a GitHub sign-in from before the App.
EarnKit keeps it to show your builder history. Onchain proofs are public anyway. EarnKit keeps this history for as long as EarnKit runs, unless you ask to remove your login and wallet.
To remove your GitHub login and wallet from your step history, email j@earnkit.com. The steps, repos and proofs stay, and a repo name or hosted link can still show your login. Email to ask about removing them from your other EarnKit records.
Contact
Questions, or something on a leaderboard looks wrong: email j@earnkit.com or message @EarnKitAI on X.
Builder profiles
- Your EarnKit page is made when you sign in with X, as you install EarnKit or from the one-time link your agent gives you. It is public from then on. Until you sign in, what EarnKit finds shows only in your own agent.
- Every agent you sign in with the same X account uses that same page. It is added with no question, and nothing from another page is merged in.
- It shows your X name and picture, your project, your Shipping score, rank and Originality once the project is confirmed, the weeks you shipped code, your ship log, and programs you entered or won.
- A repo counts when you install the read-only EarnKit GitHub App on it. That is the only proof for new repos. A repo EarnKit confirmed before the App still counts on the leaderboard, but needs the App before a deploy or hosting.
- EarnKit reads the repos you install the App on, private ones too, with short-lived tokens from GitHub. It never stores those tokens. It also reads public data it can check cheaply: GitHub, live sites, package downloads, public transactions and what you did through EarnKit. It never adds anything to your site.
- Each week you ship code, EarnKit stores up to three commit and pull request titles from your project on the leaderboard, if you installed the App on it. A private repo shows facts only, and its titles are read only after you turn titles on. If you turn titles off, stored titles stay stored but are hidden.
- Originality compares your project's readme and description with other projects on EarnKit and with well-known ideas. EarnKit keeps only a fingerprint of that text, never the text, and never shows you another builder's project.
- Only what EarnKit confirms counts toward your rank. What your agent told EarnKit but EarnKit could not confirm is shown, marked not yet confirmed, and counts for nothing.
- To hide your page, tell your agent "hide my page". A hidden page is not shown or listed, and it does not count toward anyone's rank.
- EarnKit never posts for you. Your X account is read each time you sign in with it, to confirm it is yours and pick up a new handle, name or picture. EarnKit keeps your X user id, handle, name and picture.
- This data may transfer to a successor in a merger or acquisition. To have it removed, email the address on this page.
Risk disclosure
Last updated: January 29, 2026
This Risk Disclosure is provided by TokenFi Inc. ("we," "our," or "us") to inform users of the material risks associated with using tokens.fun, Minidev, and related services (the "Platforms"). By accessing or using the Platforms, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accepted the risks described below.
This disclosure does not describe all possible risks. You should not use the Platforms unless you fully understand and are willing to accept the possibility of total loss.
1. General nature of the platforms
tokens.fun is a non-custodial software interface that enables users to interact with third-party smart contracts and decentralized protocols to create and trade ERC-20 tokens ("Tokens").
Minidev is an AI-powered platform for creating web applications and deploying AI agents.
The Platforms:
- do not custody assets
- do not control tokens after creation
- do not operate an exchange
- do not guarantee liquidity, value, or outcomes
- do not review or endorse user-generated content
All actions occur at your own risk.
2. Risk of total loss
Digital assets are highly speculative. You may lose some or all of the value of tokens you create, acquire, or trade.
Losses may occur due to:
- price volatility
- lack of liquidity
- abandonment of a token or project
- market manipulation
- regulatory action
- technical failure
- smart contract exploits
- AI errors or malfunctions
You should never use funds you cannot afford to lose.
3. Smart contract risk
Smart contracts are experimental technology and may contain:
- bugs
- vulnerabilities
- logic errors
- undiscovered exploits
These issues may result in:
- permanent loss of funds
- inability to trade or transfer tokens
- unexpected token behavior
- unauthorized access to funds
The Platforms do not audit or guarantee the security of smart contracts you interact with, including those generated by AI tools.
4. Third-party protocol risk
Trading and liquidity for Tokens occurs through third-party decentralized protocols, including but not limited to Uniswap and Doppler.
The Platforms do not:
- control these protocols
- control liquidity pools
- set prices or fees
- guarantee execution or uptime
Failures, exploits, upgrades, forks, or shutdowns of these protocols may result in loss.
5. Irreversible transactions
Blockchain transactions are irreversible once confirmed.
The Platforms cannot:
- reverse transactions
- recover lost funds
- correct user errors
- recover funds sent to wrong addresses
Sending assets to the wrong address or interacting with the wrong contract may result in permanent loss.
6. Market manipulation & MEV
Token markets may be subject to:
- front-running
- sandwich attacks
- MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) extraction
- wash trading
- pump-and-dump schemes
- price manipulation
- coordinated manipulation
These activities may cause significant losses and unfavorable execution prices.
The Platforms do not provide MEV protection. Transactions submitted through the Platforms may be visible in the mempool and subject to front-running.
7. Liquidity & pricing risk
Tokens may:
- have little or no liquidity
- experience extreme price swings
- be impossible to sell at desired prices
- become worthless
Liquidity may be removed or never added. The Platforms do not guarantee liquidity.
8. Token creator risk
Tokens created on the Platforms are user-generated.
The Platforms do not:
- vet creators
- verify claims
- guarantee legitimacy
- ensure ongoing development
Creators may:
- abandon projects
- change token economics
- make misleading statements
- engage in fraud
You are responsible for your own evaluation.
9. Regulatory & legal risk
Digital asset laws are uncertain and evolving.
Risks include:
- new regulations or bans
- reclassification of tokens as securities or financial instruments
- restrictions on usage, trading, or access
- enforcement actions against users or creators
- tax obligations and reporting requirements
The Platforms do not guarantee compliance with any jurisdiction's laws. You are solely responsible for determining whether your use of the Platforms is lawful.
10. No investment advice
The Platforms do not provide:
- investment advice
- financial advice
- legal or tax advice
Any information displayed is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon.
11. Technology & network risk
Risks include:
- blockchain congestion
- network outages
- software bugs
- wallet incompatibility
- chain reorganizations
- hard forks
- infrastructure failures
These issues may delay or prevent transactions.
12. AI-generated application risks
If you use Minidev to generate applications:
12.1 Code Quality
AI-generated code may:
- contain bugs or errors
- have security vulnerabilities
- not function as intended
- be incomplete or incorrect
- require manual review and testing
You are responsible for reviewing all AI-generated code before deployment.
12.2 No Guarantee of Correctness
AI tools may:
- misunderstand your requirements
- produce incorrect logic
- generate insecure code
- fail to handle edge cases
The Platforms do not guarantee that AI-generated code is correct, secure, or fit for any purpose.
12.3 Intellectual Property
AI-generated code may:
- be similar to code generated for other users
- incorporate patterns from training data
- have uncertain copyright status
The Platforms make no warranties regarding intellectual property rights in AI-generated code.
13. AI agent risks
If you deploy AI agents using the Agent Template:
13.1 Agent Behavior
AI agents may:
- produce unexpected or undesired outputs
- make errors in judgment or execution
- fail to execute intended actions
- execute unintended actions
- generate content that is inaccurate, offensive, or harmful
- misinterpret instructions
- behave unpredictably
13.2 Agent Autonomy
Agents operate autonomously within configured parameters. You are responsible for:
- setting appropriate limits and safeguards
- monitoring agent activity regularly
- disabling agents that malfunction
- consequences of agent actions
13.3 Agent Transactions
Agents may execute blockchain transactions on your behalf, including:
- token trades
- token burns
- token transfers
- contract interactions
- social media posts
These transactions are irreversible. You bear full responsibility for all agent-initiated transactions.
13.4 Agent-Generated Content
Content created by AI agents (including marketing, communications, social posts, or token metadata) is your responsibility. The Platforms do not review or endorse agent outputs.
Agents may generate content that:
- violates platform policies
- infringes third-party rights
- is factually incorrect
- causes reputational harm
13.5 Third-Party API Risks
Agents rely on third-party APIs (e.g., Anthropic, OpenAI, X/Twitter). Risks include:
- API outages or rate limits
- changes to API terms or pricing
- API provider policy violations
- account suspension by API providers
- unexpected API behavior changes
- API deprecation
The Platforms are not responsible for third-party API failures or policy enforcement.
13.6 API Key Risks
You provide your own API keys for Agent Template. Risks include:
- unauthorized use if keys are compromised
- unexpected charges from API providers
- account termination by API providers
- rate limiting affecting agent function
You are responsible for:
- key security
- monitoring usage
- compliance with API provider terms
13.7 Agent Wallet Risks
If your agent has wallet access:
- agents may execute unauthorized transactions
- bugs may cause unintended fund transfers
- agents cannot be "un-done" once they act on-chain
14. Token burn risks
Certain agent or platform mechanics may result in automatic token burns:
- accountability burns (failure to meet commitments)
- fee-based burns
- protocol-level burns
Burns are irreversible and permanent. Burned tokens cannot be recovered.
15. Hosting & availability risks
The Platforms provide hosting for applications and agents.
Risks include:
- service outages
- data loss
- migration issues
- termination of service
- infrastructure failures
The Platforms do not guarantee uptime or data preservation.
16. Credit & payment risks
Credits purchased for the Platforms:
- are non-refundable
- may expire per Terms
- have no cash value
- cannot be transferred
Payment transactions are subject to blockchain risks described above.
17. No guarantees
The Platforms make no guarantees regarding:
- token value
- future utility
- liquidity
- performance
- success of any project
- AI output quality
- agent behavior
- application functionality
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
18. Assumption of risk
By using the Platforms, you expressly acknowledge and agree that:
- you understand the risks described above
- you accept full responsibility for your actions
- you accept full responsibility for AI agents you deploy
- you accept full responsibility for applications you create
- the Platforms are not liable for losses you incur
If you do not understand or accept these risks, do not use the Platforms.
Final notice
Digital assets and AI tools are high-risk and experimental.
Only experienced users who understand decentralized systems and AI limitations should use the Platforms.
Never invest more than you can afford to lose.
TokenFi Inc. - Delaware, USA
Contact: j@earnkit.com
Sponsor terms
- Your deposit goes into its own escrow contract on Base. EarnKit cannot take it; the contract only pays it out as below.
- After the deadline you pick winners and amounts that add up to the whole prize (90% of the deposit). The other 10% is EarnKit’s fee, paid only at that moment.
- If you have not picked winners 7 days after the deadline, EarnKit may propose the top entries, with public reasons; they can be paid 3 days later unless you award first.
- If no entry qualifies, or EarnKit removes a campaign that breaks these terms or the law, everything is refunded to your wallet, fee included.
- If nothing has been paid 60 days after the deadline, you can take the deposit back yourself.
- Your campaign text and picks are public. Do not post anything misleading, illegal, or that you have no right to post.
- Smart contracts carry risk. The contracts are tested and audited, but use only funds you can afford to have at risk. Pools are capped per campaign.