Overview
Tokenomics
What the protocol earns, and the one rule for it: revenue funds the protocol and stays in the treasury. Nothing is burned.
Platform token
Mintvelocity launches without a platform token. If one is introduced later, this page will carry its mint, supply and where it trades - and any buyback rule the treasury follows. Until then the treasury simply holds what the protocol earns.
Protocol revenue
Everything Mintvelocity charges, in SOL, into one treasury wallet (address published at deployment):
- LP fee
- 0.3% of every trade on a launch pool (the sniper fee while it is elevated), on the curve and after graduation.
- Launch fee
- 0.01 SOL from the creator, at launch.
- DEX protocol fee
- 1% of the quote side of every trade on an ordinary pool (one anyone creates).
- Share of a launch’s fees
- 25% of what a launch pool’s rules take on every trade: the creator fee (a config author’s or partner’s part included), holder rewards and a custom hook’s SOL cut.
- Router share
- 20% of the integrator fee an app adds to a swap it routes through the router.
The figures are the launch rules’ fees, read from the same policy.
The rule
On a schedule, a keeper reads what the treasury received since its last run. The split that funds the protocol (development, deploys, the keepers) stays in the treasury. While there is no platform token, the rest stays too; if a token is introduced, that share buys it back and the treasury holds it on the Mintvelocity standard. Nothing is burned.
- On
- New revenue only: what the treasury gained since the last run. What it held before the rule started is not swept, and a small reserve stays for fees.
- Minimum
- A run below a small threshold of new revenue waits for the next.
- Who
- A Mintvelocity keeper, off chain: a program that signs with the treasury, not a program on Solana. If it stops, revenue waits in the treasury until it runs again.
- Verify
- Every split is a transfer from the treasury, readable on chain - not from the keeper’s say-so.
The keeper keeps a ledger of every run: the SOL split, the SOL spent, and each transaction’s signature.