Where every fee went. Indexed receipts, not estimates.
Where every fee went. Indexed receipts, not estimates. Read 5m ago.
Measured: Every trade on a token launched here that the tape indexed, in USD at the print. Prints the tape flags as suspect are left out, and other markets on the tape are not counted. Since Sep 27 a swap the tape had indexed twice counts once, so all time and 30d volume read lower than they did before that day.
Measured: The 70% launch share of each pool's fee (1% or 2%), by collection receipt, each asset priced at its own print. The 30% Protocol share is its own tile.
Measured: DividendPushed and DividendClaimed receipts, in each launch's pair asset, priced at the print.
Measured: Launch-fee tokens sent to the dead address (burn-mode buybacks, and the own-token share of pays-holders launches), by receipt, priced at the print.
Measured: Collections a launcher took to their own wallet.
Measured: The 30% Protocol share as the treasury vault allocated it, by HypeAllocated receipt: HYPE as it arrives, other pair assets once swapped to HYPE. What it holds in kind (launch tokens, pair assets it does not swap) is not counted. Nothing is extrapolated from the launch share.
Signal launches, USD at the print.
Lighter columns are partial days: the window starts inside the first, and today is still running.
This window's collections, by receipt.
Rewards leg → relief paid $96.70 this window · $2.71 pending
Measured: Each sell against that wallet's average cost in the token. Sells with no cost basis and the Protocol's own wallets are left out.
Traders count every market the tape indexes; the Protocol's own wallets are left out.
Paid to holders, and the fees behind it
Kept from their launches
Most paid wallets
Holder payments, newest first. One row is an hour of one launch's pushes.
Supply removed by fees, newest first.