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# Historic Whitelist

**Onyx Ledger (XCN Ledger)**

| Asset  | Onyx Contract Address                              | Point Allocation (%) |
| ------ | -------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- |
| wstETH | 0x4a45a6bd25866780B845622006Ccf01402323294         | 5%                   |
| USDT   | 0xb236f6C59C866DC30db3b73eC56AdC19D24A0d48         | 20%                  |
| WETH   | 0x158DF7D70cC0bF90533c34b147b910d6d35b8341         | 5%                   |
| BTC¹   | 0x1735FBf1D7c41f8BCc96f3466d6Dd2Baccd41973         | 20%                  |
| USDC   | 0x401eCb1D350407f13ba348573E5630B83638E30D         | 20%                  |
| XCN    | *Native gas token of the Onyx Ledger (no address)* | 20%                  |
| XRP¹   | 0x21ffEA35759254098Ac02a919468E107CBa87038         | 10%                  |

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*¹ Coinbase Wrapped Assets from Base*
{% endhint %}

> Note: Assets on Onyx Ledger and staked XCN must be held in a self-custodied wallet (e.g., MetaMask, Ledger) and must be enrolled in the points program to qualify for emissions. Centralized exchange balances are not eligible.

### Point Emissions & Distribution Mechanics

* Total Points Emitted: **10,000,000 per day (Split 5,000,000 for XCN Stakers and 5,000,000 for Onyx Ledger participants)**
* Each asset earns a percentage of the block rewards, based on the allocation table above.
* Points are distributed proportionally based on total participants in both categories (Staking and XCN Ledger)

*For example if points were 10,000 per block*:

* The XCN token, with a 25% allocation, receives 2,500 points per block.
* These 2,500 points are proportionally distributed to users based on their relative stake of the total eligible XCN enrolled in the program.


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