Understand creator earnings
Projects receive 70% of their official launch-pool trading fees. Earnings stay in the collected tokens; displayed dollar totals are reference valuations. Follow Holdings and earnings for application steps.
Who receives each fee share
The protocol receives the remaining 30%; there is no separate Lot-creator share. This allocation applies from the first trade, including an opening purchase. Fees explains the protocol's separate reward and buyback allocations.
How balances are represented
| Balance | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Accrued | Fees recorded per collected token |
| Committed | Project earnings assigned to buybacks |
| Claimable | The recipient's withdrawable entitlement |
| Indicative value | A reference valuation, not sale proceeds |
Buys generate fees in the paired Lot or Stock Token; sells generate launch-token fees. Each asset is split and claimed separately without conversion into ETH, dollars or $LOTS. The mix follows actual trading.
Collect, then claim
In Portfolio → Rewards, Collect moves pool fees into entitlements and applies the split and buyback allocation. Claim pays available tokens to the entitled wallet. Collection alone is not payment; Claims history records completed claims.
Launches in the same locker can contribute to one shared currency entitlement. Count and claim that balance once.
Claims are independent
One recipient's failed claim does not block swaps or another recipient. Claims access fee entitlements, not locked principal or Lot backing. Check the currency, amount, recipient and gas; verify the receipt and wallet balance after confirmation.
Recipient changes preserve earlier rights
The current recipient nominates a successor, who must accept. Future accrual then belongs to the new wallet. Earlier earnings, including uncollected accrual, are checkpointed to the old recipient and remain independently claimable. Buyback commitments stay committed.
The protocol recipient is managed separately. A recipient change does not alter metadata, the permanent trading fee or another party's rights.
Project buybacks use the project share
Projects can commit 0–100% of future earnings; the default is off. Reducing the setting affects future accrual and never releases existing commitments. The protocol share is outside this choice.
Buyback mechanics explains execution guards and burns. Track committed funds, claimable balances, purchases and burns separately.