The rake

Every trade pays 1% to its pool. That rake is swept to the pot and dealt out, each hand, across the seats in all the other tokens.

Hand length

6h

then it settles

Raked this hand

0.3082 ETH

across every pool

Dealt out

0.3082 ETH

to the seats

Carried over

0 ETH

found no eligible seat

What a seat weighs

Three things move a seat and nothing else does. There is nothing to stake, nothing to lock and nothing to claim.

Share of supply

Read straight from your wallet balance. The pool, the factory and the burn address hold tokens and take no seat.

ETH behind the token

Counted under a square root, so a hundred times the ETH weighs ten times as much. Dealing an empty token to farm a busy one does not work.

Time held

The clock starts on your first buy and reaches 2x over 7 days, then stops. Tokens leaving your wallet reset it.

This hand, settled

The split below is computed on this page load by the same function that settles a real hand. Every wei is accounted for: what is not dealt out is carried into the next hand rather than absorbed.

SeatPaid this handShare
0x0003a7c3...0500030.049275 ETH15.98%
0x0005a7c3...0500050.048857 ETH15.85%
0x0001a7c3...0500010.047285 ETH15.34%
0x0006a7c3...0500060.043364 ETH14.07%
0x0004a7c3...0500040.041291 ETH13.39%
0x0007a7c3...0500070.037453 ETH12.15%
0x0008a7c3...0500080.02395 ETH7.77%
0x0002a7c3...0500020.016721 ETH5.42%

Specimen board. The factory is not deployed, so these are worked examples run through the live split, not market data.

Where the trust sits

The factory decides where the rake can go: collectFees can send to the pot and nowhere else, and only the pot's own address can hand that role on, in two steps, so a mistyped address cannot take it. Past that point we do the work by hand. We read every trade and transfer off the chain, work out what each seat is owed, and pay it from the pot. Both the sweeps and the payouts land on-chain, so you can check the arithmetic on this page against them. That makes the split transparent. It does not make it trustless, and we are not going to call it that.