Initial Pool Offering$IPOFees
A trading fee is usually where value leaks out of a token. This one is the only reason the token pays anything at all.
Over 99%
of every fee collected
goes into buying the reward asset and distributing it to $IPO holders. The remainder covers the gas the contract spends performing the swap.
What happens to a fee, in order
A trade pays the fee
Buys and sells against the liquidity pair are charged 1%, taken in $IPO. Wallet-to-wallet transfers are charged nothing.
The contract holds it
Collected tokens sit in the contract until the balance clears the swap threshold. Small trades pool together rather than swapping one by one.
It buys the reward asset
The contract routes the pooled fee through PancakeSwap into the configured reward token — the on-chain stand-in for stock exposure.
Holders are credited
The purchase raises every eligible wallet's unpaid balance in proportion to what it holds. Claim whenever you want; nothing expires.
Read from the contract
Reading contract…These values come off BNB Smart Chain on page load, not from a config file. Fees are expressed against a denominator of 1000.
| Parameter | Raw | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| buyFee | 10 / 1000 | 1.0% |
| sellFee | 10 / 1000 | 1.0% |
| transferFee | 0 / 1000 | 0.0% |
| totalSupply | — | |
| minHoldForDividend | — | |
| totalDividendsDistributed | — | |