fly.ai month points are not dollars: the share is claimed after the month
Read the points month and the address points, then the share. Share is not dollars already received. Staking changes the point multiplier, not job speed. Coins from the optional program path are not on this row.
| Name | What the page is saying | Do not turn it into |
|---|---|---|
| Month points | This public address’s score for the current month | A dollar balance |
| Share | This address’s fraction of the month’s points | $FLYAI already sent to the wallet |
| $FLYAI pool | fly.ai says the pool is split by points each month | A dollar figure on the monitor |
| Stake | Does not change jobs per minute. The tier multiplies that day’s points. New stake counts from the next day at 00:00 UTC. A day uses the lowest stake held that day | A faster machine |
| Also run programs | fly.ai says some jobs then mine coins for the project through public pools | The month-point row itself |
The figures on the fly.ai monitor are this month’s points and share, not dollar income. Open fly.ai monitoring, confirm the points month, then read that public address’s month points and share. fly.ai states that checked work earns points, that each month a $FLYAI pool is split by points, and that you claim your share on Robinhood Chain after the month.
Three numbers that do not add into cash
Address points are the score. Share is that score’s fraction of the month’s total points. When the record’s month matches the current calendar month in Hong Kong time, the monitor shows the share as a percent. The month total is the sum across listed wallets. None of the three is $FLYAI already claimed, and none is a USDC balance.
What can change the share without appearing on this row
- Staking does not raise jobs per minute. fly.ai says the tier multiplies that day’s points, so the share can grow. New stake counts from the next day at 00:00 UTC. A day uses the lowest stake held during it.
- If a re-check on the server marks an answer wrong, fly.ai says that day is zeroed. After that, the month share is smaller.
- With Also run programs on, fly.ai says some jobs mine coins for the project through public pools. Those amounts stay on the pools’ own payout addresses. They are not added to this month-point row.
Which question you are asking
If the question is “what can I claim in dollars now”, the monitor has no dollar answer. After the month ends, use fly.ai’s claim flow on Robinhood Chain for the share assigned by points. If the question is “what did this address score this month”, read the points and the share. If the month label is still the previous month, the row is still that previous record, not income for the new month.
Example
Illustrative, not real income: address points 250000, month total 10000000, share 0.025. The monitor shows about 2.50%. That is about 2.5% of the month’s points, not 2.50 dollars and not $FLYAI already claimed.
Next step
On fly.ai monitoring, treat month points and share as the score. Field-by-field reading is in the current month. A long empty points row is in zero points and delay.
The monitor does not price the pool, does not forecast a dollar split, and does not claim for you. Stake tier and pool-mined coins are not on this address row.
Common questions
Can I turn the percent next to the points into dollars?
No. The percent comes from the share, which is this address’s fraction of the month’s points. fly.ai describes a $FLYAI pool split by points. The monitor does not label points as dollars.
Does staking make the machine finish more jobs per minute?
fly.ai says no. Job speed stays the same. The tier multiplies that day’s points, so the month share can change. New stake counts from the next UTC day. A day uses the lowest stake you held during it.
Do coins from Also run programs add into the month points?
They do not add into this row. fly.ai says that with the option on, some jobs mine coins for the project through public pools, and those amounts are the pools’ figures for the project’s payout addresses. Month points remain the score for checked work.