Revenue goes to holders
The protocol's share of every fee is split by an immutable contract: 10% to the treasury, then 70% of the rest is streamed in USDC to people who stake the native token and 30% buys the native token on Uniswap and burns it. Nobody can change the split or withdraw the funds.
Curve trades
70% of the 1% fee
Graduations
migration fee
Uniswap pools
50% of USDC LP fees
Fee router
immutable split, no owner
Stakers
63%
USDC, streamed over 7 days
Buyback & burn
27%
native token bought and destroyed
Treasury
10%
operations
Creator earnings are separate and untouched: creators keep their 30% of curve fees and 50% of pool fees.
- Revenue split
- Paid to stakers
- Spent on buybacks
- Burned
- Staked
- Stakers
- Staking APR
- Awaiting buyback
Earn a share of the revenue
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Stakers receive 63% of protocol revenue in USDC, streamed every second. No lock-up.
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What the contracts guarantee
- • The 10 / 63 / 27 split is hard-coded. There is no owner and no function to change it.
- • Protocol fees can only be swept to the fee router — the admin can't withdraw them.
- • Rewards stream over 7 days, so staking just before a payout earns almost nothing.
- • Buybacks can be triggered by anyone, only in the token's own pool, in capped chunks, and refuse to buy if the price was pushed up or slippage exceeds 3%. Every token bought is burned in the same transaction.
Contracts
- Fee router
- 0x860b…EC38 ↗
- Staking vault
- 0x7CC1…317C ↗
- Buyback vault
- 0x9e12…e818 ↗
- Native token
- 0x39CC…da7c ↗
Staking rewards come from real platform fees and go up and down with usage — they are not a promised yield. Nothing here is investment advice. How Pixie Pad works →