Treasury & rewards wallets Transparency

Liquistate publishes its main wallets so anyone can check them on-chain.

Main Treasury

Operating funds. Recommended setup: a Squads multisig, so no single key can move funds.

To be set by Jorge

Fee & Rewards wallet

Receives the platform's share of trading fees and distributes rewards to holders.

To be set by Jorge

How trading fees flow

Each bonding-curve trade pays 0.25% to Raydium (the pool), 0.25% to the platform and 0.25% to the coin's creator. Reward-mode coins add a holder reward on top, set by the creator.

How holder rewards are distributed

  1. Snapshot. At each distribution, we read every holder's balance on-chain (a public snapshot, with its slot number).
  2. Pro-rata. The reward pool is split by share of supply. The curve vault, pool and issuer wallets are excluded. Tiny amounts below network rent are skipped, so nobody is over-paid.
  3. Claimable. Payouts are signed from the Fee & Rewards wallet, and every transaction is listed on the coin's page.

Devnet only today. Rewards are not guaranteed and are not a return on investment.

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