Work it out yourself
Five small things that run entirely in your browser: no connection to any interface, no reading of your account, and nothing you type is sent anywhere. What they compute is a projection from the published rules. When the rules change they will not follow automatically — for the current round, the exchange's own page is what counts.
Put in a balance tier and a daily purchase amount, and see what you earn per day, where the 15-day rolling total settles, and how far off your target you are. Balance points step by tier while volume points need a doubling for each additional point — two rules that are unusually easy to get wrong in your head, and quick to hand over to arithmetic.
Runs the published formula backwards: your share, the hourly release, the whole-round total, and what arriving late costs you.
Five yes-or-no questions to decide whether a position counts towards a HODLer snapshot, and which rule decided it.
Entry requirements, how time is counted and how tokens arrive, laid side by side and filterable by conditions like "I won't lock funds".
Spreads fees and spread across each point, then gives a 15-day total and the token value you need to break even.
Three things about these tools
A projection from published rules, not data from your account. Every input is typed by you; the page has no idea what you hold or what you have taken part in.
Binance's public help pages and announcements, read in August 2026. No API is called and no local data snapshot exists — the arithmetic is written directly into the page script.
After a rule change. Tiers and prerequisites have been amended more than once and these tools do not track that. When it matters, go back to the current page — that is the accurate one.