Where a trade goes.
The pad keeps 70% of fees after Meteora's cut and the creator's share. That share is meant to drip stock, buy back a platform coin, fill a public reserve, and pay for operations.
One trade
Someone buys a coin. The curve fee starts at 50% and decays to 1% over about 90 seconds, then stays at 1% in that coin's stock. Meteora takes its protocol cut of that fee first. Of what is left, the creator keeps 30% and The Box keeps 70%.
The pad's 70% is then split:
- 40% is swapped, if needed, into QUBT and dripped to holders.
- 30% buys the platform coin and burns it.
- 15% stacks in the Reserve, in the stock that was traded.
- 15% pays for running the pad.
After graduation
When a coin leaves the curve, its liquidity sits in a locked Meteora pool. Trading fees from that pool are claimed and run through the same split. The creator's 30% still goes to the creator. The pad's 70% still feeds the drip, the burn, the reserve, and operations.
What the split does
The drip is paid in QUBT. It is not a claim on someone else's coin. The burn reduces supply when the pad is busy. The reserve is public, so the stock that lands there can be watched. None of this is live on-chain yet. The split on this page is the one the pad is being built to.
DRIP PAID IN QUBT