Battle prize rules
Last updated October 2026. These rules apply to any battle that shows a 🏆 prize pool.
How a battle is decided
When a battle starts, Tunepad records how much SOL is in the bonding curve of every coin. A side's score is the net SOL bought into coins named after its artist from then until the battle ends, including coins launched during the battle. Graduated coins count as a full 85 SOL curve. The side with the higher score when the timer ends wins. A tie has no winner and no prize.
Who wins the prize
Shortly after the battle ends, Tunepad takes a snapshot of every wallet holding the winning artist's Tunepad coins. The prize is split in proportion to the SOL value of each wallet's holdings at that moment. Program-owned accounts such as bonding curves and liquidity pools are excluded. Payouts under 0.001 SOL are dropped and at most 300 wallets are paid. The prize is set in US dollars and paid in SOL at the SOL price when the snapshot is taken.
Payment
Tunepad sends prizes to winning wallets on Solana, normally within a few days of the battle ending. Every payment links to its transaction on the battle page.
Eligibility
You must be 18 or older and allowed to take part under the laws where you live. Prize battles are void where prohibited. You are responsible for any taxes on prizes. Tunepad may exclude wallets that manipulate a battle, for example by wash trading or splitting holdings across many wallets, and may cancel or change a battle's prize before it ends.
Not affiliated with artists
Battles and coins are fan-made. No artist, label or rights holder created, sponsors or endorses any battle, coin or prize.
Risk
Memecoins are extremely risky and can lose all their value. Holding a coin to try to win a prize can cost you more than any prize is worth. Nothing on Tunepad is financial advice.