SCRIP / OPEN BOOKS

The work earns.
Follow the money.

Every fee has a source. Every allocation needs a purpose. Every claim needs a receipt.

Verified activity

Collection not active

Collected market fees—Awaiting verified receipts

Executed buybacks—Awaiting verified receipts

$SCRIP burned—Awaiting verified receipts

The first receipt belongs here.

Scrip’s mainnet fee collection and buybacks are not live yet. Once connected, this view is intended to reconcile collected assets, allocations and transaction proofs. A dash means unavailable, not zero.

The fee schedule

APPROVED / NOT ACTIVATED

01 / ON THE CURVE1.00%

Platform fee

+ 0.25% protocol fee

Base total1.25%

02 / AFTER MIGRATION0.75%

Creator-fee stream

+ 0.25% pool trading fee

Nominal total1.00%

The migration target uses Raydium’s available 0.75% creator-fee tier. Quote direction, rounding, price impact, network costs and any terminal charges affect the final trade. Project allocations and operating expenses come out of gross income. Read the breakdown ↗

Run the numbers

SCENARIO / NOT REVENUE

Explore the approved fee model at different levels of eligible daily volume. These inputs are assumptions, not a forecast or reported activity.

Eligible volume per day$1,000,000

Volume after migration50%

Curve · $500,000 Migrated · $500,000

Estimated gross platform / creator fees per day$8,750Before project budgets, creator payouts, platform expenses and any buybacks.

Curve platform fees: $5,000
Migrated creator fees: $3,750
Separate protocol / pool fee bucket: $2,500

Illustrative nominal-rate calculation in USD. It assumes configured fee rights on supported pools and excludes production sales, LP fee claims, asset conversion and execution costs. Collected quote tokens would need valuation and reconciliation before being reported as USD revenue.

Receipts over screenshots.

THE REPORTING STANDARD

Show the source

Pool, quote asset, collection transaction and finality. Trading volume alone is not earned revenue.

Show the destination

Project budgets, platform costs, reserves and realized surplus each have their own accounting.

Show the outcome

A delivered job, a confirmed purchase and a burn are different events. Each needs its own proof.

WHERE IT GOES NEXTGive the revenue a job.

Holding a token does not guarantee revenue, distributions, buybacks or price appreciation. Disclaimer