3% to buy, 5% to sell, rising to 6% on large trades.
0x1d0a…fc8aNobody has claimed this program, so it has no name. Its economics are below, derived from the configuration the chain recorded.
Nobody has named this program. The address that launched the earliest market running these economics can, by signing a message — it costs nothing and changes nothing about what any market charges.
What a trade costs
The opening rate. It changes further down.
How the rate changes over time
Measured from the moment the pool opens.
Larger sells
Measured against the token's frozen supply, not against pool depth. A larger rate replaces the ordinary one — the two are never added together.
Where the fees go
Every fee this market collects is taken in and split like this — this market contains launched-token size rules, so fees are collected in — a size rule can only be applied to the leg it measures. A fee too small to split exactly leaves a remainder of a few base units, which goes to the creator. Nothing is lost or created: the shares always add up to the whole fee.
Trade ceilings
A trade above the ceiling reverts. Traders will see the transaction fail rather than receive a smaller fill.
| Worst case fee | 6% |
| Quoted in | Native ETH — Robinhood Chain |
| Fee collected in | — |
| Why that asset | this market contains launched-token size rules, so fees are collected in — a size rule can only be applied to the leg it measures |