Keeper's Share

A small part of the fee buys PAGU for one fixed wallet. Those tokens stay in circulation.

Not live Either its contract is not deployed on this chain, or the hook does not use it now. Figures below, if any, describe what exists, not something that is running.

What it is for

A small part of every fee buys PAGU for one fixed wallet. Those tokens are not burned. They stay in circulation.

How it works

The budget builds up in ETH. One purchase serves both this and Ebb: the hook buys PAGU from the pool once, burns one share and credits the other to a reserve contract.

The reserve can pay one address and no other. Anyone may call its claim function, which sends what has been credited to that address. The address is beside this text, so you can watch it.

The same limits apply as for the burn: a purchase moves the price by about 1% at most, happens only while PAGU is near its recent average, and the rest waits.

Where it stops

• The wallet can do what it likes with what it receives, including selling it. Nothing locks those tokens.
• Neither the recipient nor the size of this part can be changed. Both are fixed: one in the reserve, the other in the hook's code.

Readings

Sources

• The figures as JSON: /api/stats.json
• This page with JavaScript: /functions/keep
• The hook: 0x39fa481754A3Aa4198Cd367d93d153788e9668cC

Before you rely on any of this

• The hook's code is fixed: it cannot be replaced, so a fault cannot be repaired. The fee-sharing programs and the token's name can change after the public delay.
• The token itself cannot be upgraded, minted or frozen. Only its name and ticker can change.
• The launch liquidity position is locked in a contract that can only add to it.
• No independent security audit has been completed.
• Nothing here is investment advice. You can lose everything you put in.