Origin Address Wallets

The OA is not one wallet, it is a set of them, and they are ordinary wallets rather than contracts — nothing about them looks different on chain. A league that left them in would seat them at the top of every tier and push everyone else down a rank, which is why the leagues offer the choice.

Excluding them does two things at once. These wallets come out of the tiers, so you are ranked against everybody else rather than against the pre-mine. And what they hold comes off the supply the tier floors are a percentage of, so the floors move down to match the smaller field. Doing only one of the two would put your tier and your position in it out of step.

What they hold is read from chain on every refresh — the balance of each wallet on this list, summed — rather than estimated. It is exact for the wallets listed here, which is the honest bound: an OA wallet nobody has identified is a wallet these leagues cannot know about.

PLS and PLSX are the exception, and they are handled differently. Both came out of the sacrifice — PulseX minted its entire supply to 146,647 sacrificers at launch, and the PulseChain fork credited PLS the same way — so every holder traces back to a sacrifice wallet, and none of the wallets on this list is among them. Which of those 146,647 belong to the OA is not something the chain records. For those two the amount deducted is the devs' own estimate rather than a measurement, and it adjusts the supply only: the OA's own PLS and PLSX wallets are still somewhere in those tiers, because nobody can say which they are.

The same list is used by the token leagues, the T-share leagues and the portfolio's league ranks, so the three cannot disagree about who the OA is.