Where every dollar goes.
Every trade on every dual coin — on both chains — pays a 1% fee, and every peg correction captures a spread. Nothing pools in a black box: the split below executes by program, on-chain, every epoch.
What one trade actually pays.
Take a dual coin doing $10,000 of volume in an hour — $6,000 on its Solana leg, $4,000 on Base. Both legs fee identically, both route identically:
| Trading fee (1%) | $60.00 |
| → $DUAL buyback & burn (50%) | $30.00 |
| → Creator, paid in SOL (30%) | $18.00 |
| → MMVault refill (15%) | $9.00 |
| → Ops (5%) | $3.00 |
| Trading fee (1%) | $40.00 |
| → $DUAL buyback & burn (50%) | $20.00 |
| → Creator, paid in ETH (30%) | $12.00 |
| → MMVault refill (15%) | $6.00 |
| → Ops (5%) | $2.00 |
| Creator takes home from that hour — both legs, no claims process on the roadmap, paid every epoch | $30.00 |
The reason to launch dual in one number: the same coin single-chain would have earned its creator $18.
The second engine: correction spread.
Fees are the steady engine; the peg is the opportunistic one. When the gap between legs passes ±5%, the market maker sells the expensive side and buys the cheap one — by definition buying low and selling high. The difference is pure protocol revenue, routed through the same split. Volatile days don't cost the protocol money; they pay it. Mechanics in full on the peg page.
The flywheel, drawn once.
Trades make fees
Every swap on either leg pays 1%. Corrections add spread on top. Two chains means two fee streams from day one.
Fees buy $DUAL and feed the vault
Half of everything market-buys and burns $DUAL. Fifteen percent refills the market-maker vault that holds every peg.
A funded vault means a tight peg
Deeper vaults correct faster and hold the band through bigger shocks — on every coin the protocol has ever launched.
Tight pegs attract the next launch
Creators launch where the mechanism demonstrably works, and their volume starts the wheel again — faster.
What this looks like at scale.
A deliberately conservative scenario — not a promise, a model you can check: 1,000 launches, of which 200 stay active, averaging a combined $100k daily volume each across both legs.
| Line | Per day |
|---|---|
| Combined volume, 200 active coins | $20,000,000 |
| Trading fees at 1% | $200,000 |
| Correction spread (0.05% of volume, volatile-day avg) | $10,000 |
| $DUAL bought & burned (50%) | $105,000 |
| Paid to creators, SOL + ETH (30%) | $63,000 |
| MMVault refill (15%) | $31,500 |
| Protocol ops (5%) | $10,500 |
Model assumptions are listed in full so anyone can rerun them. Change the inputs and the splits still hold — they're program constants, not promises.
Today vs. the full rollout.
Reference parameters
- Fee rate, split percentages and vault rules are the reference design shown across this site.
- The simulation runs the production peg logic client-side so the mechanism can be inspected before a token exists.
- No revenue is flowing yet — every figure on this page is labeled as a model.
Programmatic payouts
- Splits execute on-chain each epoch; creator payouts stream automatically in SOL and ETH — no claim portal, no deadlines.
- Buyback & burn transactions published with tx hashes on the Stats page.
- Per-coin vault balances and band states queryable by anyone, mirrored live on each coin page.
Verify, don't trust.
Every vault and pool lives at a public address. These are placeholders until deployment — at launch each row links to the live explorer:
Volume on two chains. Fees from both. One flywheel.
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