Post about a token. Take your cut of its fees.

In the asset the fees actually arrived in: usually ETH, sometimes a supported ERC-20. Different assets are shown separately and never added together.

Each campaign picks a schedule: 15 or 30 minutes, or 1, 6, 12 or 24 hours. Rounds are fixed UTC windows. After a short settle delay the round is frozen, scored, committed on-chain and paid.

Usually because it was posted before your link was active, it was a retweet, it used an ambiguous $TICKER only, it repeated earlier wording, it fell outside your best 10, or your wallet was under the holding threshold at the snapshot. Your dashboard shows the exact reason for every post.

Yes. By default you need at least 50,000 tokens in the linked wallet at the round's snapshot block, which is picked at random inside the round. Holding more raises your multiplier, up to 2×.

Yes. Sign with the new wallet and post a fresh code from the same X account. The new wallet earns from that moment, after a short cooldown. Anything already committed to the old address stays claimable there.

Yes. A rewarded post is paid promotion: turn on X's paid-partnership label and start the post with #ad. Posts that hide the disclosure can be excluded.

People in Australia, the European Union and the United Kingdom, where X does not allow paid crypto promotion, people in sanctioned countries, and anyone for whom taking part would be unlawful.

No. The contracts are implemented, tested and reviewed internally, but they have not had an external audit, and scoring runs off-chain. Keep that in mind before you buy or hold a token to take part.

Never. You sign messages with your wallet and post a code from X. BUZZCUT will never ask for a private key, a seed phrase, a password, or for you to send funds to receive a payout.