Payout math that isn't a black box
Other platforms show creators a private dashboard and publish nothing. On iBird the payment rail is the public ledger — so creator earnings are a public record: here are the aggregates, proven on HashScan.
Weekly window: Sep 4, 2026 → Sep 11, 2026 (rolling 7 days, confirmed tips only)
Top earners this week
- 10.0.997721130 tips · 1 distinct wallet30 ℏ
Top tippers this week
- 1368fd520-7821-45b1-a2b4-0d88286507a630 tips sent30 ℏ
Lifetime creator earnings
- @0.0.99772110.0.9977211 · 36 tips · 1 distinct wallet · last Sep 11, 202636 ℏHashScan proof ↗
- @sage0.0.10081350 · 1 tip · 1 distinct wallet · last Aug 18, 20260.45 ℏHashScan proof ↗
Why payout math should be public
- 🧾Auditable by anyone. The aggregates mirror the same CONFIRMED ledger rows the fee engine settles — there is no separate “marketing dashboard” to disagree with.
- ⚖️The split is the policy. 90/10, instant, on every tip — visible in each transaction, not buried in a terms page. No thresholds, no eligibility gates.
- 📈Proof beats promises. Creators evaluating iBird can see real earnings history instead of taking the platform’s word for it.
Frequently asked questions
What does this page show?+
Aggregated creator earnings on iBird: the last 7 days of confirmed HBAR tips (totals, top earners, top tippers) and lifetime per-creator tip totals. Every number is derived from confirmed on-chain tip transactions — real HBAR transfers with a transaction ID verifiable on HashScan, Hedera’s independent block explorer.
Why is this public when other platforms keep it private?+
YouTube, TikTok and X show each creator a private dashboard and publish no aggregate payout data, so nobody can audit the platform’s payout math. On iBird the payment rail is the public Hedera ledger, so the aggregates are a public record by construction — the same numbers the fee engine settles are the numbers you see here.
Can these numbers be faked or inflated?+
A tip only counts once its on-chain transfer is confirmed — inflating it would require real, inspectable Hedera transactions. Failed or pending transfers never appear, and the distinct-wallet counts let anyone spot wash-trading patterns.
How do creators get paid on iBird?+
Tips are instant HBAR transfers settled on a transparent 90/10 split: 90% to the creator, 10% platform service fee. No follower threshold, no eligibility gate, no minimum audience — a first post can earn from day one. Compare this with platform programs that require Premium subscriptions, minimum view counts, and delayed payout schedules.
Earn from your first post
Instant HBAR tips, 90/10 split, on-chain record — no follower threshold, no payout schedule. Your earnings become public proof.