Pools
Make fees do something.
Creator fees usually pile up in a wallet and wait for someone to remember them. Here they are split the moment they arrive and sent to whatever your octopus’s arms are holding.
In
Fees
every trade pays a creator fee
Your split
Splitter
percentages you set, totalling 100%
Buyback + Burn
Fees buy the coin back off the curve. Whatever is bought gets burned at bedtime.
50%
Holder Rewards
Fees are shared out to holders, in proportion to what they hold.
30%
Liquidity
Fees deepen the pool, so bigger trades move the price less.
20%
Choose the engine
Four pools. Mix them.
Pick one and give it everything, or split the fees across several. You can start from any of these.
Buyback + Burn
Your octopus eats: each meal buys the coin back with fees from the bowl. At bedtime, everything it bought is burned for good.
Holder Rewards
Fees are paid out to the people holding the coin, sized by how much they hold. No claiming, no staking step.
Liquidity
Fees are paired up and added to the pool. A deeper pool means a big buy or sell moves the price less.
- 62%to next draw
Random Holder Jackpot
Fees fill a pot. When the ring closes, one holder is drawn at random and takes the whole thing. Then it starts again.
Personality
How hungry is yours?
Personality sets how often an octopus eats and how much it may spend per meal. Run a week and see what that does to buybacks and burns.
Fees arrive unevenly through the day. Some hours bring nothing, some bring a lump.
One week, steady
3 meals a day, at most 0.5 KRL each. Burns at bedtime.
- meal (buyback)
- waited
- burn
D1
1.02
D2
1.18
D3
1.04
D4
1.34
D5
1.19
D6
1.00
D7
1.45
Numbers under each day are KRL bought back. Hover or tab to a day for detail.
- Bought back
- 8.22 KRL
- Burned
- 8.22 KRL
- Meals skipped
- 1 of 21
- Left in bowl
- 0.18 KRL