Your slot is assigned the first time you stake and stays yours. Topping up later is priced at the back of the queue — the slot rewards showing up early, not showing up repeatedly.
The contracts are written and tested but not deployed. This panel wires up the moment the addresses are in; right now nothing here can move funds.
Your slot sets your multiplier — 5.0000x at #1, floored at 1.0000x from #4,001. Fixed at deploy. No owner, no setter.
Creator fees on every trade, paid in ETH. No volume, no rewards — that is the whole dependency.
Sixty percent of the stream is split among stakers. Your deposit is never part of what gets paid out.
The slot bonus rides on your capital, so grabbing early slots with dust wallets earns almost nothing.
Creator fees land in the team wallet today and are forwarded to the pool manually — a promise, not code. The FeeSplitter contract that makes the 60/40 automatic is written and tested, and goes into the path once the chain allows a contract as fee recipient.
Arithmetic, not a forecast. Type a volume you actually believe.
Set this to Robinhood Chain's real creator fee. On most launchpads it is a fraction of one percent — nothing like a 5% trading tax. Get it wrong and every number on the right is wrong with it.
60% of the creator fee goes to stakers. Assumes every figure above holds for 24 hours. Nothing here is guaranteed and all of it can be zero.
A Ponzi pays early participants with money later ones deposit. That is the one thing this contract does not do.
PONZI SCHEME 