The Honey Faucet has paid real XRP to Sleekbear holders 657 times.
Every bear earns a share of the 3% royalty on every sale — weighted by how rare it is. This is the whole history, read straight off the XRP Ledger.
Top earning wallets
The three wallets the faucet has sent the most XRP, all time.
Honey in, honey out
Every marketplace sale pays a 3% royalty to the Sleekbears issuer, and the faucet pays that back out to holders. Both lines are cumulative totals read from the ledger.
Every payout round
One bar per round. The faucet paid whatever it was holding at the time, so the bars track how much royalty had built up since the previous round.
Does rarity actually pay?
One dot per bear: its rarity rank against the XRP it has earned from the faucet.
The faucet weights every bear by 3204 − rank, so the rarest bears earn the most —
the spread inside each rank band is down to how long each bear sat with an eligible holder.
Secondary market
Sales volume per month on xrp.cafe. This is what feeds the faucet — 3% of every bar below ends up in holders' wallets.
Every payout batch the faucet has ever sent, newest first. The round number comes from the payment memo — the bot's counter has been reset more than once, so the same label can appear twice; the date is what makes a round unique.
| Date | Round | Paid | Wallets | Bears paid | Avg / wallet | Failed |
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All bears, with what each one has earned from the faucet. The faucet pays one rate per unit of weight in each round, so a bear's earnings are that round's pot × its own weight ÷ all the weight that got paid — added up over every round it spent with an eligible holder. Tap any bear for its full history.
| Bear | Rank | Weight | Share of pot | Earned | Rounds | Royalty made | Last sale | Listed | Owner |
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Find your wallet in the list below — or paste an address — to see exactly what the faucet has sent it, which bears it holds, and what each one has earned. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere; the whole collection is already loaded in this page.
Look up a wallet
wallets, biggest earner first. Recognise your bear count or your address and tap it.
Who holds the bears and what the faucet has sent them. Earned is the exact total of every successful payout to that wallet. Share is what they would get from the next round based on what they hold right now — hold fewer than three bears and the faucet skips you.
| # | Wallet | Bears | Share of next round | Earned all-time | Rounds paid | Avg / round |
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What each trait is worth — how rare it is, what bears carrying it typically earn from the faucet, and what they sell for. Avg earned is the mean faucet income of every bear with that trait; avg weight is their mean faucet weight, which is what actually drives the payout.
Work out what a set of bears would earn. Enter the rarity ranks you are looking at — or a bear number — and this uses the faucet's own formula against the current holder base.
Your bears
Comma-separated bear numbers (e.g. 1, 512, 2900). The faucet needs at
least three before it pays anything at all.
Earnings by rarity band
Every bear grouped into bands of 320 by rank, showing what a bear in that band has actually earned so far and what it costs to buy in today.
| Rank band | Bears | Avg weight | Share each | Avg earned | Median earned | Cheapest listed | Earned vs price |
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The formula
Recovered by fitting the payout memos against the ledger — not from any
announcement. Every payment the faucet sends carries a memo like
SleekBears / R374_3NFTs_0.00pct: the round, how many bears the wallet held, and
the share it was paid.
Where the numbers come from
How honest are the per-bear figures?
The faucet's whole balance sheet
Every XRP that has moved through the issuer account, so nothing is hidden behind a headline number.