Every trade pays five ways. The fee is the distribution mechanism, not a tax.
Trading fees buy real-world assets, and the yield goes back to holders. The more a token trades, the larger its treasury and the more there is to pay out. Four steps, and it never leaves the loop.
Supply, initial buy, which RWAs back the treasury, and whether a community drop pool is on. Deploy is one transaction.
Every buy and sell pays a 2% fee. It is routed the same instant, on-chain, to five destinations.
The RWA treasury buys assets. The drop pool collects entries between draws. Referral balances tick up per trade.
Once eligible, RWA yield and drop rewards are claimable from the token page. Unclaimed value stays in the pool.
One 2% fee, five destinations, set automatically. If the creator switches off RWA backing or the community drop, those shares route to the creator instead.
Three things are yours to earn: RWA yield, drop entries, and referral cuts. All three come from other people's trades as much as your own.
Entries are per token, not global. Selling does not burn entries already earned.
Every token card carries two graded metrics. Liquidity says how much size the pool absorbs; turnover says how hard it is being traded right now. High turnover on thin liquidity is the risky corner.
Supply and fee routing come hard-configured by the protocol. Creators earn a share of trading activity generated by the tokens they launch.
20% of every fee, both sides of every trade, streamed continuously — no cliff, no vesting, no claim window.
15% of every trading fee is reserved for referrals, split by how many referrer levels sit above the trader.
Nobody sits between you and the trader, so the whole pool is yours.
You are L2. The direct referrer takes the larger share.
L3 is the deepest paid level. The three shares use up the whole 15% pool. Nothing is paid below it.
Paid instantly in USDC on every trade. The chain is set the first time a wallet trades through a referral link and cannot be rewritten afterwards.
Trading fees. The 2% charged per side is the protocol's only revenue, and 80% of it routes straight back out to the creator, holders and referrers. Supply is hard-configured at 1B and nothing is minted after deploy.
The largest share of the fee, 30%, buys the basket the creator selected at launch. Yield accrues to the token treasury and is claimable by holders pro rata through the TWAB engine, so holding is enough and no staking is required.
Supply, the 2% fee and the five-way split. A creator picks the initial buy and whether the RWA and community-drop layers are on. Switching a layer off sends its share to the creator; it does not change anyone else's percentage.
Every number on this page (fee rate, split percentages, vesting period, draw cadence and minimum, referral tiers) is the placeholder set from the product mockups. Replace with the finalised economic parameters before this page ships.
Every trade pays five ways. The fee is the distribution mechanism, not a tax.
Trading fees buy real-world assets, and the yield goes back to holders. The more a token trades, the larger its treasury and the more there is to pay out. Four steps, and it never leaves the loop.
Supply, initial buy, which RWAs back the treasury, and whether a community drop pool is on. Deploy is one transaction.
Every buy and sell pays a 2% fee. It is routed the same instant, on-chain, to five destinations.
The RWA treasury buys assets. The drop pool collects entries between draws. Referral balances tick up per trade.
Once eligible, RWA yield and drop rewards are claimable from the token page. Unclaimed value stays in the pool.
One 2% fee, five destinations, set automatically. If the creator switches off RWA backing or the community drop, those shares route to the creator instead.
Three things are yours to earn: RWA yield, drop entries, and referral cuts. All three come from other people's trades as much as your own.
Entries are per token, not global. Selling does not burn entries already earned.
Every token card carries two graded metrics. Liquidity says how much size the pool absorbs; turnover says how hard it is being traded right now. High turnover on thin liquidity is the risky corner.
Supply and fee routing come hard-configured by the protocol. Creators earn a share of trading activity generated by the tokens they launch.
20% of every fee, both sides of every trade, streamed continuously — no cliff, no vesting, no claim window.
15% of every trading fee is reserved for referrals, split by how many referrer levels sit above the trader.
Nobody sits between you and the trader, so the whole pool is yours.
You are L2. The direct referrer takes the larger share.
L3 is the deepest paid level. The three shares use up the whole 15% pool. Nothing is paid below it.
Paid instantly in USDC on every trade. The chain is set the first time a wallet trades through a referral link and cannot be rewritten afterwards.
Trading fees. The 2% charged per side is the protocol's only revenue, and 80% of it routes straight back out to the creator, holders and referrers. Supply is hard-configured at 1B and nothing is minted after deploy.
The largest share of the fee, 30%, buys the basket the creator selected at launch. Yield accrues to the token treasury and is claimable by holders pro rata through the TWAB engine, so holding is enough and no staking is required.
Supply, the 2% fee and the five-way split. A creator picks the initial buy and whether the RWA and community-drop layers are on. Switching a layer off sends its share to the creator; it does not change anyone else's percentage.
Every number on this page (fee rate, split percentages, vesting period, draw cadence and minimum, referral tiers) is the placeholder set from the product mockups. Replace with the finalised economic parameters before this page ships.
