Holdings, liquidity and project earnings
Open Portfolio and connect the wallet you want to inspect. Assets in another app/account do not automatically appear; check custody and settlement.
1. Separate the holdings
Use Tokens / Lots for wallet balances when the wallet has holdings. A wallet holding only Lots opens on Lots. Launching or supplying liquidity does not itself create a spendable balance. Fees live under Rewards; deposits live on the Lot page.
| Position | Available next step |
|---|---|
| Launch-token balance | Open its market to Buy, Sell or Rotate |
| Lot-token balance | Redeem opens the component redemption form; Liquidate, when available, opens a USDG sale with the full balance filled in |
| ETH under Refunds to claim | Claim router-held ETH to a receiving address you control |
| Recovery entitlement, when present | Inspect its separate component rights and payment status |
Vault backing and shared liquidity are separate from spendable wallet holdings. Review the Liquidate flow before confirming a sale.
2. Read values and history
Review Portfolio value, Profit / loss and the counts of Lots and launches created. Select sortable Holdings column labels to change their order. Recent trades can be sorted by Value or Time; select the label again to reverse the order. Use the receipt when a confirmed transaction has not appeared yet.
A missing dollar price means valuation is unavailable, not zero. Profit and loss depends on the recorded trade history and cost basis. Claimed fee tokens can contribute to displayed gains without having been purchased by the wallet.
3. Manage shared liquidity
Open the funded Lot from Lots, using its exact contract address, and find Liquidity positions on its page. A Lot-token holding also links to that page from Portfolio. The section appears when this wallet has a position or an available liquidity action; it can be absent for an empty wallet.
- Your liquidity shows the base position and whether it is locked. Use Withdraw liquidity only when the position permits withdrawal.
- Extra liquidity for charts shows any extra position. Remove extra liquidity withdraws that portion separately, leaving an existing base position in place.
Review the USDG and Lot-token amounts, any effect on remaining liquidity, and gas before confirming. A base withdrawal can include extra shares when the remaining extra position would fall below the required minimum; read the displayed scope.
Withdrawals return USDG and Lot tokens, whose value can differ from the deposit. Deposits earn no trading fees; withdrawing can affect routing for every connected launch. Read liquidity terms.
4. Inspect project earnings
Find Rewards, below Holdings. Read To collect, To claim and Claimed to date, and inspect each launch's token and Lot amounts. Rewards shows ten rows per page; the totals and bulk actions cover all pages.
Project earnings are 70% of fees, in launch and paired Lot tokens, less buyback commitments. Dollar totals are indicative. The protocol receives 30%; fees explains the split.
This section contains project earnings. It is distinct from the allocation for $LOTS holder rewards.
5. Collect, then claim
- Select Collect for a launch with uncollected fees and confirm the transaction. Collection moves pool fees into the relevant entitlements, applying the fee split and buyback allocation.
- Once credited fees are available, select Claim. Review each currency and wallet prompt; claiming multiple currencies can require multiple transactions.
- Check the received tokens in your wallet and Claims history after confirmation.
Where available, Collect all and Claim all group the corresponding actions. Read the wallet's transaction list; collection and claiming remain different operations. A confirmed collection has not yet paid the tokens to your wallet.
Same-Lot launches can share one entitlement within a locker: count it once. Claims pay the original tokens without conversion.
6. Review buyback allocation
Check the buyback allocation chosen during launch when comparing earned fees with amounts available to claim. The project can allocate 0–100% of its own fee share; committed funds are unavailable for ordinary fee claims.
Reducing allocation never releases existing commitments. See buybacks and creator earnings for execution and recipient rights.