$DIVIDE0xde32…9f1d
Launch

Capital flow

Every coin launched on Divide Money names the Divide treasury as its Pons creator fee recipient. The treasury claims those fees on a schedule and divides each claim the same way: 80% to the coin's X accounts in USDG, 20% to buy back and burn $DIVIDE.

Divide Money capital flowCreator fees from trading on Pons are claimed by the Divide treasury. 80% is swapped to USDG and paid to the coin's X accounts. 20% buys back $DIVIDE, which is burned.ΞΞ$Ξ$$$DTrades on Pons1% fee, 70% creatorFees claimed0.0117 ETHDivide treasurysplits every claimSwapped to USDG$18.53@handle one@handle two@handle three$DIVIDE bought0.0048 ETHBurned forever878.1K $DIVIDE80%20%
Divide Money capital flowCreator fees from trading on Pons are claimed by the Divide treasury. 80% is swapped to USDG and paid to the coin's X accounts. 20% buys back $DIVIDE, which is burned.ΞΞ$Ξ$$DTrades on Pons1% fee, 70% creatorFees claimed0.0117 ETHDivide treasurysplits every claimUSDG$18.53@one@two$DIVIDE bought0.0048 ETHBurned878.1K $DIVIDE80%20%
Fees claimed0.0117 ETH2 claims, each keyed on its tx
Credited to X accounts$18.53$0.00 paid out
Queued for buyback0 ETHbought once it reaches 0.002 ETH
$DIVIDE burned878.1K1 buybacks

The path, step by step

  1. Every trade on a coin's Pons curve or pool pays a 1% fee. 70% of it is the creator's share, and the creator fee recipient is the Divide treasury.
  2. Every 15 minutes the engine sweeps each coin's fees into the Pons fee escrow, records every credit once by its transaction and log, and claims the balance. A claim is keyed on its transaction hash and covers exactly the credits before it on chain.
  3. Per coin, 80% of its fees are divided between its X handles by their shares, swapped from ETH to USDG in the WETH/USDG pool, and credited to each handle.
  4. The other 20% waits in the buyback queue. Once it reaches 0.002 ETH it buys $DIVIDE on its Pons curve or pool, and the bought tokens are burned, reducing the supply.
  5. A handle is paid its whole balance in USDG when its lifetime earnings cross $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $250, $500, $1,000, then every $1,000, once it has linked a wallet by signing in with X.

Details

Can a coin pay more than one account?

Yes. Every coin names 2 to 6 X accounts, each with its own share of the 80%. The shares are fixed at launch and stored on chain in the token's description and on IPFS.

What if an X account never signs in?

Its balance waits in the treasury, in USDG, and is shown on the Payments page. The moment the account signs in with X and links a wallet, the next run pays it.

Is the diagram live?

The figures under each step are live totals from the ledger. The moving dots only illustrate the order of the steps.

Where can I check a payment?

Every claim, swap, buyback, burn and payout is a Robinhood Chain transaction linked from Payments, Analytics and the $DIVIDE page.