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Fees & $ROCK
One fee touches every swap: the coin's own buy or sell tax, chosen by its creator between 1% and 10% and taken in HYPE. There is no LP fee. The platform keeps a share of the tax; $ROCK is the proposal for where that share goes.
Anatomy of a 100 HYPE buy at a 3% tax
97 HYPE into the pool2.4.6
Widths to scale: 97 HYPE swapped, 2.4 HYPE to the creator (or to buyback and burn, as the creator chose), 0.6 HYPE to the platform.
Every fee on Bedrock
| Fee | Amount | Who pays | Goes to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creation | 0 HYPE (platform setting, at most changed by the owner) | Creator, once | Treasury |
| Buy tax | 1–10% of the HYPE going in | Buyer | 20% platform · 80% creator / buyback |
| Sell tax | 1–10% of the HYPE coming out | Seller | 20% platform · 80% creator / buyback |
| LP fee | 0% | — | — |
| Gas | Network rate | Whoever sends the tx | The network |
Claiming
- Creators claim their accumulated HYPE with claimCreatorFees() from the Portfolio page or any of their token pages.
- Anyone can trigger a coin's buyback with buyback(token); it spends the pot on the coin and burns what it buys.
- The platform share is claimed to the treasury with claimProtocolFees().
$ROCK
$ROCK is a proposal for routing the platform share to holders, creators and the treasury. Nothing about it is deployed or decided; the $ROCK page shows the placeholders.