Redbot Rain

How Redbot Rain Works

Redbot rain functions similarly to Shiba’s native rain features, but with some unique twists. Instead of requiring users to be active or meet certain wager thresholds, Redbot picks from a curated list of OG users — people deemed legitimate, positive contributors to the community. Here are the key differences:

• AI-Verified Chatters: Redbot uses an AI tool to analyze chat activity and ensure those receiving rain are genuine community members.
• No Wager Requirements: You can win rain even if you never bet. Participation in chat and a positive track record are all that matter.
• Offline? No Problem: You do not need to be online or actively chatting to qualify for Redbot’s random rain. If you’re eligible, you can receive rain rewards at any time.

Drops & Eligibility

In addition to manual rain events, Redbot also maintains a drop pool. As people wager on Redbot, this pool grows. Once it reaches 1,000 bits, it’s automatically “dropped” on 10 OG users. The eligibility requirements for drops and rain are effectively the same, except:

• Redbot employees and affiliates are excluded from drops (but may still receive rain).
• Everyone else who is an OG or recognized participant is included automatically, with no extra steps required.

If you’d like to see your standing, you can use the $eligible command, and to check the drop pool status itself, use $drop. For details on the drop blacklist, try $blacklist.

Manual Rain

Anyone can trigger a rain event using $rain <number of players> <amount per player>. Redbot will then distribute the specified bits randomly among that many OG chatters.

This means if you want to treat the community to some extra bits or run a personal giveaway, you can do so in a fair, random way. It’s simple, transparent, and (most importantly) fun!