> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.projectcatalyst.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.projectcatalyst.io/previous-funds/fund12-docs/community-review/reviewer-rewards.md).

# Reviewer Rewards

LV0 reviewers will receive a maximum of 25 ada per review. This amount could be less if LV0 reviewers completed many more reviews. LV0 gets rewarded only for allocated reviews. To receive rewards, LV0 must have at least 10 valid reviews. The pot of allocated LV0 rewards includes the overflow of additional LV1 reviews that exceed the LV1 reviewer’s auto-allocation, added to the LV0 pool of published reviews.      

LV1s can expect a fixed amount of 50 ada per allocated review. If the LV1 reviewer wants to perform more reviews beyond the assigned allocation, then every additional published review will be compensated for the LV0 pot of rewards. To receive rewards, LV1 must have at least 10 valid reviews, including assigned and additional reviews. Any number of reviews under this amount will not be rewarded.   

LV0/LV1 reviewers are excluded (and will not receive rewards) if their work doesn't meet an approval rate >= 70 %. This applies with a minimum sample of 5 moderated reviews.

LV2s can expect to receive a maximum of 5 ada per flag check. The effort here is anticipated to be straightforward and quick to accomplish for each flagged review.

Only valid, published reviews will be rewarded. Discarded reviews will not be rewarded. 

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