the four roads
The creator of a coin sets its trading fee and decides where that fee goes. There are four roads, and together they always add up to 100%.
| road | vessel | where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| the creator | kylix | paid to the creator, in HYPE |
| the holders | hydria | paid in HYPE, pro-rata to holdings |
| the fire | brazier | buys back and burns the coin itself |
| the offering | altar | buys back and burns the god the creator chose |
fee range
| parameter | value |
|---|---|
| minimum trading fee | TBD (testnet simulation: 0.30%) |
| maximum trading fee | TBD (testnet simulation: 3.00%) |
| default trading fee | TBD (testnet simulation: 1.00%) |
default split
| road | default |
|---|---|
| creator | TBD (testnet simulation: 40%) |
| holders | TBD (testnet simulation: 20%) |
| fire | TBD (testnet simulation: 20%) |
| offering | TBD (testnet simulation: 20%) |
Any split is allowed as long as it sums to 100%. A road may be set to 0%.
exact formulas
For a trade of notional size V in HYPE, coin fee rate f, and road shares c + h + b + o = 1:
fee = V * f
toCreator = fee * c
toHolders = fee * h
toFire = fee * b
toOffering = fee * o
The holder road pays each wallet by its share of the circulating supply:
payout(wallet) = toHolders * balance(wallet) / circulatingSupply
The platform fee is separate and charged on top. See fees.
worked example
Illustrative numbers, not final parameters. A trader buys 10 HYPE of a coin with a 1% fee and a split of 40 / 20 / 20 / 20. The platform fee in this example is 0.20%, with half going to the $PITHOS buyback.
| step | amount |
|---|---|
| coin fee, 1% of 10 HYPE | 0.100 HYPE |
| to the creator, 40% | 0.040 HYPE |
| to the holders, 20% | 0.020 HYPE |
| to the fire, 20% | 0.020 HYPE of the coin bought and burned |
| to the offering, 20% | 0.020 HYPE of the god bought and burned |
| platform fee, 0.20% | 0.020 HYPE |
| of which $PITHOS buyback, 50% | 0.010 HYPE |
| swapped into the curve | 9.880 HYPE |
can a split change?
No. The fee and the split are set at launch and are visible on-chain. Holders should be able to read what they are buying into and know that it will not move.