Yes, totally confusing. 100,000 DRIP is a limit on Max Payout per wallet. The APR is 365% which is 3.65, just like 100% is 1.00.

And we are talking about the NUMBER of DRIP, not the $ amount, so these numbers are irregardless of the value of DRIP at any moment in time.

100,000 divided by 3.65 gives you 27,397 DRIP. So you will hit one or the other, but preferably at the same time in order to squeeze out max payout from a max deposited balance of 27,397.

But, because it is possible to claim more than you deposit or compound, but still earn daily interest, you might not reach the max deposit of 27,397 DRIP. For example, you might stop with a deposit balance of 10,000 and just start claiming only, but you will only be able to claim to a limit of 100,000 DRIP Maximum payout.

Im other words, If you don’t hit a max deposit of 27,397 DRIP, it might be possible to squeeze out a maximum payout of 100,000 DRIP even though your deposit has not reached 27,397 DRIP yet.

Does that make more sense?

Sorry if I confused you more, lol.
~Ryan