Building $TINY isn’t a one-person job — it’s a community effort, and it’s about time the community had a proper home to show for it. Over the past weeks we’ve been rolling out a set of connected tools that turn contributions into something visible, trackable, and rewarded: the Track & Rewards Board, live Leaderboards, a real Verification and Activity Level system, and public Community Profiles. Here’s what they are and how they fit together.
The Track & Rewards Board
At the center of it all is the Track & Rewards Board — the place where everything a Tiny Human does for the community gets logged, scored, and eventually paid out.
Every week, a new cycle opens. Inside a cycle, verified Tiny members can submit the work they’ve done — anything from moderating Telegram, writing a FOMO thesis or Pump.fun call, creating YouTube or TikTok videos, Reddit and blog posts, Tiny content on Instagram, Discord, X, or Telegram, promotion Tiny on the street, in livestreams, via X Spaces or Telegram AMAs, organizing contests, creating merchandise, games, or tools, translating an announcement, hosting a community call, building a bot, doing community work or handle administrative things — by picking it from a growing task catalog (with over 100 tasks already) and attaching proof (a link and/or a screenshot). Each task carries its own point value and its own required Activity Level, so the catalog scales from quick, easy wins all the way up to more involved, high-trust contributions.
Submissions are reviewed before they count, so every point on the board is backed by real, verifiable work. And to keep things fair, a task can now only be submitted once per cycle — no repeating the same easy task five times in a week to stack points. Rewards are split across three separate pools:
- Activity — points earned from completed tasks
- Burn — a bonus tied to how much $TINY you’ve burned
- Staking — a bonus tied to your staking participation (Coming soon)
The Rewards & Bonus Pool is replenished every week with $TINY tokens and fees. The higher the token price rises over the course of the pool cycle and the more fees are generated by trading volume, the higher its value will be at the end. Your share of each pool’s payout, in $TINY and USDC, is calculated automatically at the end of every cycle.
Leaderboards: See Where You Stand
All of that activity feeds straight into live Leaderboards, so contributing isn’t just tracked quietly in a database — it’s visible.
The board shows Current pool status (this cycle, updated as submissions get approved), Last payout (the most recently closed and paid-out cycle), and All-time standings, so you can see both your current momentum and your long-term track record. Every entry lists your rank, level badge, points, and estimated share of the pool, plus a row of “Contributions” tags showing exactly which tasks you’ve been credited for.
Separate leaderboards display the top $Tiny burners and top stakers (staking coming soon), along with their profiles, statistics, and current and past rewards.
Alongside the main Rewards Board, the Burn and Staking Leaderboards, keep also an eye on the Zealy and Telegram/X Raider Leaderboards, which tracks community engagement for members active in this separate campaigns.
That’s right—there are lots of ways to earn rewards in the Tiny Community. And many more are on the way.
Verification & Activity Level: Building Trust
Rewards/Payouts and contests are only unlocked once a profile is verified — this is what keeps the system fair and resistant to abuse.
Every profile moves through a simple path: New → Contender (Pending) → Verified. Getting to Contender Level is mostly automatic — the system checks things like a verified wallet signature, a confirmed Telegram and X account, a minimum $TINY balance, a real profile picture and bio, and healthy X account stats (followers, account age and tweets). Once all of those pass, a profile is automatically flagged as a Contender and reviewed for full Verified status by an admin. But you will only have a chance of receiving a verification badge for your profile if you maintain an active presence in the community over an extended period of time and actively engage with the Tiny community.
On top of verification sits your Activity Level — 🌱 Tiny Helper, ⚙️ Tiny Contributor, or 💎 Tiny Core — which determines which tasks you’re eligible to submit and how many points you can earn per cycle. Levels aren’t permanent: Helper lasts one cycle, Contributor two, and Core three, so staying active is what keeps your level (and your access to higher-tier tasks) intact.
Community & Profiles: Your Place in Tiny Humans World
Every member gets a public profile page — a real presence in the Tiny Humans community, not just a wallet address. Your profile shows your name, picture, status and role badges (Verified, Team, Elite Burner, and more), the social accounts you choose to connect, and an “Activity Level” panel with your current level, your Activity/Burn/Staking progress bars, your approved contributions as individual tags, and your total earnings to date.
All public profiles are browsable together on the Community page, where you can look up other members, see who’s who, and get a feel for the people actually building this project.
Profiles are the key to contests and rewards, but they also serve as the gateway to TinyHumans AI, tools, and benefits. As time goes on, these personal accounts will play an increasingly central role in the community and in the growing, global Tiny network.
Why It Matters
None of this exists just to look good on a dashboard. It’s the foundation for a community where showing up and doing the work is actually seen, tracked fairly, and rewarded — publicly, transparently, and automatically. Whether you’re moderating chats, making content, building tools, or burning $TINY, there’s now a real place for that effort to count.
Ready to get started? Head to your My Profile page to verify your account, pick your first task from the catalog, and see your name climb the leaderboard.
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