With $RARE, you can now tip artworks, curatorial musings, or collectors in reply casts on Farcaster.

Participation is subject to the SuperRare terms of service and community guidelines.

First, you'll need to have both a SuperRare account and a Farcaster account. You'll want to make sure they share the same ETH wallet address.

If you already have accounts on both SuperRare and Farcaster but the addresses are different, you can add your SuperRare account's wallet address to your Farcaster account. Go to your profile settings, open the "verified addresses" tab, and add the SuperRare address.

If at least one of these things is true, then you are eligible to earn an allowance! (To learn how to earn allowance, see below).

OpenRank is a transparent and open-source channel ranking algorithm that assigns a value rank to all members of a Farcaster channel. In order to earn allowance from /superrare channel activity, you need to either be in the top 500-ranked channel members, or ranked 501-2,000 and have received tips from a top-ranked member in the past 5 days.

To tip, reply to casts on Farcaster with "[amount] $RARE" (e.g., 5 $RARE), as shown in the gif below.

When can I claim my tips?

$RARE tipping season 1 ends on July 30th. Tipping actions taken after this date will count towards the next season. The ability to claim your $RARE will be made available on August 1st and will remain open until October 31st, providing a 3-month claim window.

Official claim page link here.

What happens if I have more than one Ethereum address connected to my Farcaster account?

There are 2 scenarios we handle:

I participated in tipping, but I don't see any $RARE on my claim page.

If you have multiple SuperRare accounts and don't see $RARE on your claim page, make sure to check on both accounts. If you don't have multiple accounts and still don't see any $RARE, you may have been disqualified for farming (bots, self tipping, $1 tips etc)

If you believe you are supposed to have $RARE on your claim page but don't, you can reach out to us via this Season 1 claim support form, and we'll review.

1. The amount of points earnable per day by each user is equal to the amount of $RARE earnable per day. 60% of these points are earnable via USD spent on SR, and 40% into based on your Warpcast /superrare channel OpenRank ranking.

2. Each user is given a USD amount score, calculated by adding up the value of all sales and purchases on SR over the last 183 days. USD earned in the last 30 days will count in full, whereas only half of the USD earned 31 to 183 days will contribute to your score.

3. Each user is then given a /superrare channel rank score, calculated by creating a sorted list of all eligible users that either A.) has an OpenRank ranking <= 500, or B.) has an OpenRank ranking of 501 to 2000 and has received 1 or more tips from a user w/ a ranking <= 500 in the last 5 days. Scores are then allocated such that, given a list of 100 users, the top ranked user will receive a score of 100 and the bottom ranked user a score of 1.

4. Points for the USD amount score are allocated by placing all users with a score > 0 into a sorted list and placing them on a logarithmic scale so that the user with the highest score will receive the highest earnable amount and the user with the lowest score will receive just above 0. The use of a logarithmic scale assures that Whales won't end up with all of the points.

5. Points for the channel rank score are allocated by placing the list of sorted users on a exponential scale and distributing points in the same fashion used for USD. Use of an exponential scale assures that, as your rank increases, so to will your points allocation in an exponential fashion.

If you haven't been able to find the answer to your question via this FAQ article, please reach out to us via our tipping support form and we'll investigate and get back to you with an answer.

Rare tipping is subject to the SuperRare Terms of Service