Lady Marian's Decree
A reward for testnet players who held MARIAN through the storm · Season 13,000,000 $MARIAN for the 38 wallets that did both: played the testnet fairly and held or bought $MARIAN through the storm.
Every wallet on this list bought $MARIAN on mainnet and played the testnet game — and never sold, not once, not even in the −81% crash. The pool is split into three tiers by a simple 0–100 score. Check your address below.
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The Storm
The $MARIAN price in ETH, from launch to the snapshot. From the June 29 peak it dropped −81% into July 2. Every wallet on this list either kept buying or refused to sell — right through that crash.
MARIAN / ETH · pool price
How the score works
Every eligible wallet gets a score out of 100. Half comes from how you played the testnet, half from what you did on mainnet during the storm.
A · Fair play (0 – 50)
Rewards a healthy amount of play — enough to prove you're a real player, but not so much that you look like a bot farm. Peaks around 632 arrows. Zero below 20 or above 20,000.
B · Chain conviction (0 – 50)
Rewards putting real ETH into $MARIAN — extra credit for buying during the storm instead of near the peak. And for still holding what you bought.
Not selling isn't a scoring line — every eligible wallet already has zero sells. It's the entry ticket, not a bonus.
The three tiers
Score decides tier. Tier decides multiplier. Multiplier × base unit = amount. The base unit is solved from the pool so every last wei is distributed — no dust, no rounding leak.
Base unit —
The 38 wallets
Every eligible wallet, ranked by score. Click an address to copy it. Filter by tier or search.
The Sherwood Decrees
Common questions.
Why only 38 wallets?
We compared two lists. 1,247 wallets swapped $MARIAN on the mainnet pool during the snapshot window. 1,736 wallets played the testnet game. Only 38 are on both lists — and none of them ever sold, not even through the −81% storm.
You had to earn both sides. That's why the reward per wallet is chunky.
What is "the storm"?
The pool peaked around Jun 29, 2026 at 9.20e-7 ETH/MARIAN, then dropped sharply
starting Jul 1, 2026 UTC. Storm-era metrics count trades from
2026-07-01T00:00:00Z onwards.
By the July 2 snapshot the pool was at 1.73e-7 — a −81.1% drop in about 32 hours.
Why do some testnet whales get Tier C?
The play-depth score rejects bot-scale farming. If your wallet fired 60,000+ arrows on the testnet, that isn't play — it's a bot. These wallets still get Tier C (the base slot) because they are in the diamond-hand club on the mainnet side, but they don't get the fair-play bonus.
Same on the other end: a whale that only fired 23 arrows also gets Tier C. The score peaks near 632 arrows and falls off toward both edges.
Why don't holdings alone get you to Tier A?
Score B is capped at 50, and holdings are only 10 of those 50 points (up to 20M MARIAN). To hit Tier A's threshold of 65, a wallet needs both a fair-play footprint and real ETH spent on the pool — which is what "held or bought through the storm" actually means.
Where does this data come from?
Testnet side: a full snapshot of the bets table, all-time, aggregated per player —
arrows fired, unsettled bets, PnL.
Chain side: every swap event on the mainnet MARIAN/ETH v3 pool 0xfe331f…,
aggregated per trader into buys, sells, ETH spent/received, and net pool-side holdings.
One honest caveat: pool-side holdings are a lower bound on true holdings. Transfers outside the pool (P2P, other DEXes, CEX withdrawals) aren't visible here.
How and when do I claim?
Claim details will be announced separately. This page freezes the list at snapshot time; each address + amount pair is ready to be dropped into a Merkle distributor as soon as the claim contract goes live.