Every event both FWA pools have emitted since V1 went live on 16 July, read from Ethereum and folded into UTC days. Nothing is sampled or estimated. The page refreshes every five minutes.
A spin is one purchase. ETH spun is what purchasers paid for them, less refunds the pool handed back when a spin could not be filled.
Everything the protocol keeps. In both versions it all passes through one function and one event: 1% of every spin, 1% of the backing when a player keeps the NFT, and the share of backing a cash-out leaves behind. V2 sends all of it to the $FWA buyback.
What came back to players for each ETH they spun: cash-outs in ETH, cash-outs taken as FWA, and NFTs they kept, counted at the cash bid they turned down. Keeping means the NFT was worth at least that to them. Payouts count on the day of the spin.
Each wallet's day: what it got back minus what it spun. A kept NFT counts at the higher of its collection floor and the cash bid, so a Punk won for a few spins shows as the win it is. FWA rewards are not counted. A day settles 24 hours after it ends.
Wallets that spun that day. New means the first day that wallet ever spun.