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One thing that makes the holder experience on @RebateLaunch interesting is what you don't have to do. There's no staking contract to interact with and no claim button to keep checking. #RebatePad delivers holder payouts directly to the wallet, without requiring holders to manually initiate each distribution. I think this removes an unnecessary layer of interaction from the reward process. The tokens are held in your wallet, and the payout mechanism handles the distribution.

Here's a detail about @RebateLaunch Pad that deserves more attention: holder payouts are made in the token's pair asset, not necessarily in the token being held. Take $REBATE as an example. It's paired with USDG on Robinhood Chain, and its holders receive payouts in USDG. That distinction matters. You're not simply receiving more of the same token you're holding. The payout is denominated in the asset paired with it. It's a specific part of @RebateLaunch's reward design worth understanding.