6. claiming revenue

post-launch, your earnings accrue from two sources: trading fees and SSLP positions. you claim them from the "SSLPs and fees" section in your project dashboard.

overview

your dashboard shows three numbers at a glance:

• total — all revenue your token has generated (trading fees + SSLP combined).

• available to claim — what you can withdraw right now.

• already claimed — what you've collected so far.

below the overview, you'll see your two revenue streams broken out:

• trading fees — your 1.3% cut of every buy and sell on $book. accrues in real time as your token trades.

• SSLP positions — USDC raised from moonshot pay tranches. these unlock as your market cap crosses milestones from $500K to $10M.

switch between the "overview", "trading fees", and "SSLP positions" tabs to see the detail for each.

how to claim

when revenue is available, hit claim. before the claim goes through, you're required to write a note explaining how you plan to spend the funds.

this is not optional. you have a publicly traded token — your accountability is equal to a listed company's CEO. your holders deserve transparency on how capital is being deployed: hiring, infrastructure, marketing, product development.

your claim history — including every note — lives in the "past claims" section. it's a permanent, public record of how you've used your revenue. think of it as your on-chain income statement.

in practice

1. revenue accrues from trading fees and/or SSLP positions.

2. "available to claim" updates on your dashboard.

3. hit claim.

4. write a note: what you're spending this on (e.g. "hiring a full-stack engineer" or "3 months of cloud infrastructure").

5. USDC is sent to your wallet. the note is logged in your past claims.

this is your proof of work as a founder — show your holders you're building, not extracting.

need help with your project's earnings? there's a hotline on the page — use it.