Vault Achievements: Badges You Earn by Locking Your Wins, Computed From the Chain
Published 2026-07-18 · Tags: vault, product
24 badges, every one derived from your wallet's on-chain lock history. Rarity tiers, signed Discord linking, and why a vault needs a reward for the boring call.
The Winnings Vault got achievements today. Badges, a wall per wallet, and a way to link the wall to your Discord so people can see it. Before anyone rolls their eyes: these aren't participation stickers. Every one of them is computed from what your wallet actually did on-chain, and none of them can be faked.
What they are
A badge is a fact about your locking history that we can prove from the chain. Examples from the first set of 24:
- First Vault: you locked winnings for the first time.
- Piggy Bank, Stacker, Heavy Bag, Diamond Vault, Legendary Hoard: $100, $1,000, $10,000, $100,000 and $1,000,000 locked in total.
- Whale Lock: a single lock of $50,000 or more.
- Patient, Disciplined, Iron Will, Time Lord, Cryogenic: locks of 30, 90, 180, 365 and 730+ days.
- Cliff Jumper and Slow Drip: you've used both lock shapes, all-at-once and paid-back-gradually.
- Multi-Chain and Polyglot: locked on two or more chains, or in three or more tokens.
- Went the Distance: a vault reached its unlock date in full.
- Stronghold and Fort Knox: five vaults locked at once, or $10,000+ locked right now.
Some of these are about size, some about time, and the ones we care most about are about behavior: letting a lock run its full term is a badge, and so is still being here a year after your first lock.
How they're computed
The vault runs on Sablier streams. Every lock, claim and cancel is a public transaction. We read your wallet's history from the indexer, replay it chronologically, and evaluate each badge's rule against that history. No self-reporting, no form to fill in, no "mark as complete". If the chain says you did it, you have the badge, with the date you unlocked it.
This also means we can't give you a badge you didn't earn, even if you ask nicely. The rule either matches your history or it doesn't.
Rarity
Each badge has a rarity tier computed from how many wallets hold it. The threshold badges are rare by construction (most people lock hundreds, not hundreds of thousands); the behavior badges are rare because most people don't have the discipline, which is sort of the point of a tool built to stop you tilting your wins away.
Linking Discord
You can attach your badge wall to your Discord account. It works by signing a message with the wallet (no transaction, no gas), which proves you control it; we then store the link and show your wall under your Discord name in the places the site shows Discord names. Nothing about the signature leaves your browser except the signature itself.
You can unlink any time. If you'd rather keep your wallet private, don't link it; the wall still exists at your wallet address, it just isn't tied to a name.
Why we built this
The vault has a persuasion problem. The hardest moment is the one where you've just won and every instinct says keep playing. "Lock it" is the right call and it's the boring call. A badge wall doesn't change the math but it does give the boring call a small, visible reward, and for some people that's the difference. We'll take it.
The wall is on the vault page for any connected wallet. A dedicated page with the full set, rarities and unlock dates is coming next week.